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An MMA jumbo is a FDIC-insured money market account requiring a minimum deposit of $100,000. The accountholder may access the account, but withdrawals are limited. These accounts earn interest with returns varying widely. Because balances exceeding $100,000 may not be protected by FDIC insurance, this account may earn a higher return than a money market account with a lower deposit requirement. Learn more

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