Match the terms to their definition. 1. annual percentage yield the amount of interest you will earn in one year from a savings account 2. interest thresholds different interest rates paid for different size balances, with higher balances earning higher rates 3. money market account the minimum balances before the bank begins paying interest 4. variable interest rates a savings account that offers a higher rate of interest when you make large deposits

The terms are mixed up with the definitions. They are:

Annual percentage yield, Interest thresholds, Variable interest rates and Money market account.

1. The amount of interest you will earn in one year from a savings account ⇒ Annual percentage yield

The annual percentage yield is the interest rate that shows how much your account will increased by in a year.

2. Different interest rates paid for different size balances, with higher balances earning higher rates ⇒  Variable interest rates.

Variable rates are meant to reward higher balances are so are different per account balances.

3.  The minimum balances before the bank begins paying interest ⇒  Interest thresholds.

Banks have interest thresholds which show the minimum value that an account must have in order to start accruing interest.

4. A savings account that offers a higher rate of interest when you make large deposits ⇒ Money market account

Money market accounts make returns by trading short term instruments which enables them to offer higher rates of return. They however require large deposits.

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