Business Money Market Accounts

Earn more on larger balances while keeping business funds within reach.
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Balance growth with flexibility.

A Business Money Market Account can be a good fit when your company has cash reserves it wants to put to work without locking those funds into a fixed term.

You can maintain access to your money while earning dividends based on your eligible balance, making a money market useful for operating reserves, planned expenses, or funds you may need in the near future.

When could a Business Money Market make sense?

Consider a money market for funds set aside for:

  • Operating reserves
  • Taxes
  • Seasonal expenses
  • Future equipment purchases
  • Short- or mid-term business goals
  • Opportunities that may require access to cash

Business Money Market rates

Review current balance tiers, APYs, and dividend rates to see how eligible balances may earn.

Frequently asked questions

Michigan First deposits are federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) for up to $250,000 and privately insured by Excess Share Insurance for up to an additional $250,000. Together, this provides up to $500,000 in coverage for qualifying deposits based on account ownership category. Coverage applies to eligible checking, savings, money market, and certificate accounts.

Michigan First offers business checking and money market accounts, along with online and mobile banking, business debit cards, and additional services designed to help businesses manage their finances. Available features vary by account.

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