Despite recent rate cuts, both accounts still have competitive rates. Here's which one can earn more right now.

Top-yielding money market accounts currently pay APYs greater than 4%, while the average bank pays just 0.61% on standard ...

If you're looking to get a better interest rate on your savings, you need to consider opening a money market account. Money ...

The highest money market account rate available today is 4.22% Changes from the Fed or your bank can quickly change money ...

Money market mutual funds offer competitive yields and a refuge from a volatile stock market. So while they might not be among the market's most scintillating investments, they're among the most ...

This is a good time to expand your horizons to make sure investment income continues to flow if interest rates tumble You can still earn 4% in a money-market fund. That is an attractive yield for an ...

Not too long ago, investors who wanted to park cash in an exchange-traded fund version of a money-market mutual fund had to settle for ultrashort-dated bond ETFs as a proxy.

Investors keep adding to a mountain of cash in money-market funds — and it’s not about to flood into riskier assets in the stock and bond markets, despite the Federal Reserve recently resuming its ...

Difference between accounts: The money market account earns $10.42 more.