"Money Market" units are securities which can only ever appreciate in quantity (their value is always exactly $1 per unit). So holding money market units (I forget the precise term, sorry) is like putting money in a savings account, although generally money market accounts grow faster. Right now, yields are pretty abysmal, though.
if the saving rate of individual is declines in the country what will be it's effects on money market
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Saving Grace grossed $12,178,602 in the domestic market.
Saving Silverman grossed $19,351,569 in the domestic market.
Saving Mr. Banks grossed $83,299,761 in the domestic market.
Depending on the type of investment services center they could offer a market saving account. If you are already a customer, they can also help you with the fees of the market saving account.
If you are saving money to buy a car, you are saving to purchase a vehicle for transportation.
To use your Money Market Account simply make a deposit. Banks offer these as a high interest savings account with more penalties for withdrawal or check-writing. The goal is to leave your money set and not withdraw it from the account.
The website Nationwide explains and compares money market features and saving options. There is also a money market comparison chart to help a person decide where to invest their money. Bankrate is also a good website to explore options. A person can also go to a financial adviser to obtain information.
One can find the best saving interest comparison on a number of comparison websites. They can be found on 'Compare the Market', 'Go Compare' and 'Money Supermarket'.
Terumasa Inami has written: 'Zaiteku kunshuron' -- subject(s): Money market, Saving and investment
Finance, money business In the sense of being careful with money, some synonyms are: frugality, penny-pinching, saving. In some senses, "market" is a synonym.