My Utah is a snowy day and My Money Market
is how I stack my savings higher and higher.
If you keep a higher balance, Bank of Utah’s My Money Market account
is built to help you earn even more, with competitive interest rates that get
better as your savings grow. You’ll also have the ability to make a limited
number of free withdrawals or transfers each statement cycle, giving you
convenient access to your funds when needed without compromising your
savings goals.
Whether you’re saving for something specific or just want your money to do
more for you, this account makes it easy to reach your financial goals while
keeping your money accessible.
Please note this account can only be opened online and with money
from an account outside of Bank of Utah.
Enjoy tiered interest rates that reward higher balances, meaning the more you save, the more you earn.
Make up to six free withdrawals or transfers per statement cycle, offering access to your funds if needed.
Use secure mobile1 and online tools to manage your accounts wherever and whenever you need.
Get the best of both worlds — digital convenience and friendly, knowledgeable bankers for personalized support.
View your Bank of Utah accounts and link external accounts to manage your full financial picture with My Money Hub.
Benefit from FDIC insurance up to $250,000 per ownership category, ensuring your My Money Market account is protected.
1 Mobile fees and data rates may apply.
Here's a short glimpse of the process:
When opening an account, you can be confident that our secure banking technology will protect you throughout the process. Learn more here.
Q. What is a money market account?
A. A money market account is an enhanced savings account that allows you to earn interest on your money while providing easy access to your funds. With Bank of Utah’s My Money Market account, you have multiple ways to tap into your funds. Use our convenient online and mobile tools for transfers, write checks to make withdrawals or visit a branch to make deposits, withdrawals or transfers. This gives you the flexibility to manage your savings while still earning interest.
Q: How many withdrawals or transfers can I make from the My Money Market account?
A. You can make up to six free debit transactions — including withdrawals, transfers, checks and ACH — per statement cycle, with a $10 fee for each additional withdrawal after that.
Q: How does the My Money Market account work?
A. The My Money Market account earns interest on the money you deposit into it. It has a variable interest rate that can change with market conditions. This account also features tiered interest rates, meaning higher balances earn a higher annual percentage yield (APY), with better returns for balances over $25,000.
Q. What happens if my balance drops below the tier for higher interest rates?
A. If your balance falls below $10,000 on any day of the statement cycle, you will not earn interest for that day. To qualify for interest, your daily balance must be at least $10,000. Higher rates apply only on days your balance reaches $25,000 or more, adjusting according to the balance in your account each day.
Q. Can I link the My Money Market account to other accounts?
A. Yes, you can link your money market account to your checking or savings accounts, allowing easy transfers between them.
Q. How does a money market account compare to a CD, and when should I consider using one?
A. A money market account gives you more flexibility than a CD because you can access your funds if you need them, while still earning interest. CDs, on the other hand, require you to lock in your money for a set term with a fixed interest rate, and withdrawing early usually comes with a penalty.
If your CD is about to mature and you’re unsure about your next step, a money market account can be a great temporary solution. You’ll keep earning interest while your funds stay accessible, giving you time to decide what to do next.
For a more long-term option, a money market account also offers lasting benefits. With tiered interest rates that reward larger balances, it strikes the perfect balance between growth and flexibility, letting you grow your savings while still having access to your money when you need it.