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Definitions of certificate of deposit:

Money deposited in a bank or savings and loan for a stated time period and normally paying a fixed rate of interest.
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A time deposit held in a bank which pays a certain amount of interest to the depositor.
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A time deposit with a specific maturity.
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A document written by a bank or other financial institution that is evidence of a deposit, with the issuer’s promise to return the deposit plus earnings at a specified interest rate within a specified time period.
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A type of debt instrument offered by banks or savings and loans. (Also, CDs can be brokered by a Broker Dealer). Generally, a CD is issued for a specific dollar amount, for a specific period of time at a preset, fixed interest rate. CDs are FDIC-insured up to $100,000.
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A money market instrument characterized by its set date of maturity and interest rate. There are two basic types of CDs: traditional and negotiable. Traditional bank CDs typically incur an early-withdrawal penalty, while negotiable CDs have secondary market liquidity with investors receiving more or less than the original amount depending on market conditions. ^ top
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An interest-bearing, short-term debt instrument issued by banks and thrifts.
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A deposit with a fixed time period and a fixed rate of interest.
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An arrangement between an investor and a financial institution which calls for the financial institution to pay a specific rate of interest over a set period of time. Certain deposits are FDIC insured up to applicable limits.
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A time deposit in a financial institution documented by a certificate that bears a specified dollar amount of the deposit, a specified maturity date and a specified interest rate.
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A fixed-income debt security issued by most chartered banks, usually in minimum denominations of $1000 with maturity terms of one to six years.
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A money market instrument issued by banks that has a set interest rate and maturity date. CDs may be issued for as low as $100. CDs that are in denominations of $100,000 or more are called "jumbo CDs." Maturities can range from a few weeks to several years.
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evidence of money deposited with a financial institution for a specific term and rate of interest; very low risk when the institution is federally insured
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A document which shows that the bearer has a specified amount of money on deposit with a bank, stock-brokerage firm or other financial institution.
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A certificate given by a bank to a depositor that can be traded on the money market. The depositor is able to get high levels of interest by putting their money in the bank for a fixed term but can sell the CD to someone else to get their capital back at short notice.
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A negotiable certificate issued by a commercial bank as evidence of a deposit with that bank which states the maturity value, maturity rate and interest rate payable. CDs vary in size with maturities ranging from a few weeks to several years. CDs may normally be redeemed before maturity only by sale on the secondary market but may also be redeemed back to the issuing bank through payment of a penalty.
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An investment vehicle whereby you lend a bank or a savings and loan a set amount of money, which is then invested insecurities or used for loans. For the use of your money, you are ensured the return of your principal at maturity and interest over the life of the CD. CDs offer a variety of maturities and interest payment options.
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Negotiable interest-bearing certificates by which a bank promises to repay money deposited with it for a specific time period at a specified interest rate. A “time deposit” in a bank, maturing on a specific date, and traditionally evidenced by a certificate.
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Paper issued by banks and insured by FDIC. Banks agree to pay a stated amount of interest on CDs and FDIC guarantees those interest payments and the principal. CDs are safe from principal risk but pay very low interest rates and historically they have not kept pace with inflation and taxes. Atlantic Financial carries a large selection of CDs.
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Debt instruments issued by banks and savings and loans. Maturities range from overnight to many years. Certificates of Deposit are issued at par and pay fixed interest at intervals or maturity. Can be brokered through Broker Dealer
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Short-term debt security with a maturity from a few weeks to several years. Interest rates are established by market demand and competition. A type of savings account.
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A savings account in which an individual promises to deposit the money for a set period of time, and for which the bank pays higher interest than a regular savings account.
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Time deposits, in which an investor agree to place funds on deposit with a saving bank for a stated period of time; a CD bears a maturity date, a specified interest rate. The duration of a CD can be up to five years.
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A fixed-rate time deposit for which there may be a secondary market.
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An interest-bearing negotiable certificate representing a time deposit of fixed maturity issued by a commercial bank which is traded on a yield basis with interest computed for the actual number of days held on the basis of a 360-day year.
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a debt instrument issued by a bank; usually pays interest
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A certificate of deposit or CD is, in the United States, a time deposit, a familiar financial product, commonly offered to consumers by banks, thrift institutions, and credit unions.
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