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Checking
A transactional account that allows for numerous withdrawals and unlimited deposits. Money can be accessed via checks, ATMs, or debit card among other methods.
Savings
A bank account that keeps your money safe and secure, while paying you interest.
MMA
A Money Market Account is an interest-bearing deposit account at a bank or credit union that pays interest based on current rates in the money markets.
CD
A Certificate of Deposit features historically higher APYs, guaranteed returns & FDIC insurance. CDs are offered in fixed terms w/penalties for early withdrawals.
401K
A 401k is a retirement-savings account that allows an employee to divert a portion of their salary into long-term investments and provides special tax benefits.
Brokerage
An investment account used by investors to buy and sell stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. Income from investments are taxed as capital gains.
REIT
A Real Estate Investment Trust owns and operates income-generating real estate. REITs allow investment in real estate without the need to own, operate, or finance properties.
Robo Advisor
A robo-advisor is an automated investing service that uses algorithms to provide financial advice and/or investment management help you manage your investment portfolio. Relatively inexpensive compared to a human financial advisor.
Roth IRA
An individual retirement account allows after-tax contributions of earned income below a certain level. Investment growth and future withdrawals are tax free.
Traditional IRA
An individual retirement account where you contribute pre-or after-tax dollars. Investment growth is tax-deferred until withdrawal.
Financial Advisor
Financial advisors help people manage their money and reach their financial goals.
Annuity
A financial contract with an insurance company where you make the investor makes a lump-sum payment or series of payments in exchange for regular disbursements in the future.
Cash Management
A cash account typically offered by nonbank financial institutions. CMAs combine features from traditional checking and savings accounts.
Business Checking
A business checking account is similar to a personal checking account, but allows you to separate your business and personal expenses. This can help you keep records organized and simplify your taxes.
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