certificate of deposit

Timed savings account

A certificate of deposit is a savings instrument offered by banks in which you deposit money for a fixed term—typically three months to five years—at a guaranteed interest rate.

Early withdrawal usually incurs a penalty.

Often abbreviated CD: She put her inheritance in a five-year CD.

banking

FDIC insured

Deposits protected by government

savings account · money market · bank teller · branch · opening balance · statement · online banking

investment

portfolio

Collected works or assets

return · principal · risk-free · low-risk · fixed income · bonds · money market fund · retirement savings · 401k · wealth building

terms

maturity date

When debt must repay

long-term · renewal · rollover · expiration · grace period · fixed term · step-up · callable

interest

APY

Annualized compounded interest rate

compounding · accrual · earnings · high-yield · promotional rate · interest payment · rate lock

security

FDIC insured

Deposits protected by government

withdrawal

early withdrawal

Removing funds before term ends

breakable · redemption · cash out · forfeiture · emergency access

Categories
Opposites
liquidity

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Bank deposit for transactions

savings account · money market account · cash · petty cash · liquid assets

risk level

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Low-rated corporate securities

penny stocks · cryptocurrency · derivatives · stocks · equities

return potential

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Shares expected to appreciate

hedge fund · private equity

Family

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