A money market savings account is a type of account managed by a normal bank or credit union. These accounts generally pay a much higher interest rate than normal savings accounts but have more restrictive terms. For example, the money market account we chose to invest in was offering a weekly interest of 1% whereas normal FDIC insured accounts pay out at a whopping .25% interest rate. Thereby, there is much more money to be had in our situation, where money is sitting for 8 weeks, in a money market account. The account we picked was the Incredible Money Market account, from the online bank know as Incredible Bank. We invested the maximum $250,000 on Tuesday, February 7th, at the nominal interest rate of 1%. The account pays interest weekly and has a ten-dollar monthly fee. The restrictions that allow the higher interest rate are a minimum balance of $2,500 and no more than six transactions per month. None of the restrictions are an issue in the scope of the project. The yield for the account is fixed, and we can calculate our returns at the end of the simulation correctly right now.