3 Year Certificate Of Deposit Name Of Fund Or Bank

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3 year certificate of deposit name of fund or bank.

A certificate of deposit cd is a type of fdic insured deposit account offered by many banks and credit unions that usually has a fixed interest rate over a certain number of months or years. Certificates of deposit or cds are time deposits bought by an individual in order to earn an established rate of return within a fixed time period. Common terms include three six nine 12 18 24 36 48 and 60 months. 3 year cd rates are usually higher than 2 year cd rates but lower than 4 year cd rates and are considered a mid to long term cd in terms of maturity period.

Contact the bank that held your certificate of deposit if the bank is still open and inquire on the status of your cd. A certificate of deposit cd is a time deposit a financial product commonly sold by banks thrift institutions and credit unions cds differ from savings accounts in that the cd has a specific fixed term often one three or six months or one to five years and usually a fixed interest rate the bank expects cd to be held until maturity at which time they can be withdrawn and interest paid. Use the unclaimed funds feature on the fdic website to locate your cd.