A callable certificate of deposit (CD) offers a higher interest rate than a traditional one, with the condition that the issuing bank has the right to "call" or redeem the CD before its maturity date.

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A bump-up certificate of deposit (bump-up CD) is a savings certificate that entitles the bearer to take advantage of rising interest rates with a one-time option to raise (or “bump up”) the ...

Certificates of deposit (CDs) make financial sense for people of all ages who want a low-risk investment to park cash they dont plan to use immediately. Maybe you want to use your cash to buy a ...

Investment word of the day: A Certificate of Deposit (CD) is a financial instrument administered by the Reserve Bank of India, where interest is earned on an amount deposited for a specific time ...