Here's what happens when your CD matures.
Here’s what to do when your CD matures
Now that your Chase Certificate of Deposit (CD) is about to mature, we can help you explore options.
Our bankers can help review your options
A banker can help you choose the option that's best for you. There may be other products or CDs that better meet your needs.
Things to keep in mind:
- You can make changes starting on the maturity date through the 10-day grace period that follows. We encourage you to meet with a banker during this timeframe if you'd like to make changes.
- If we don't hear from you, your CD will automatically renew for the same or similar term with a new maturity date. You'll receive the interest rate and APY that are in effect on your maturity date, which may be lower than your current rates. See FAQ below for more information about our current rates.

Explore your options
Change CD terms

Review our rates and terms to make updates to your CD. See FAQ below for more information about current rates.
Explore options

Review other products and services we offer.
Add or transfer funds

Add or transfer some or all of the funds from your CD into another Chase account, or withdraw funds.
Additional options may be available to you
Chase Private Client

J.P. Morgan Wealth Management

Whether you want to invest online or work with an advisor, J.P. Morgan can help you with a financial strategy.
Frequently Asked Questions
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