Here's what happens when your CD matures.

Please turn on JavaScript in your browser

It appears your web browser is not using JavaScript. Without it, some pages won't work properly. Please adjust the settings in your browser to make sure JavaScript is turned on.

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.

Schedule a meeting

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.

Schedule a meeting

Additional options may be available to you

Chase Private Client

Upgrade to a personalized financial relationship.

Learn more about 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.

Learn more about JPM Wealth Management

Schedule a meeting

Frequently Asked Questions

Chase Personal CDs: Go to chase.com/personal/savings/bank-cd
Chase Business CDs: Go to chase.com/business/savings/business-cd/business-cd-rates
Chase Commercial CD rates: Contact your Client Service Analyst or Associate

The maturity date is the last day of your CD’s term. The grace period is the 10 days after the maturity date for CDs with a term of 14 days or longer. You can find your maturity date by signing in to chase.com or the Chase Mobile^® app or by going to a branch.

We recommend discussing your options with a Chase banker during your 10-day grace period so you can decide which changes to make:

Change the term (length) of your CD
Add money to it (for non-retirement CDs only)
Withdraw all or part of your CD

If you make no changes, your current CD will automatically renew for the same term at the interest rate and APY in effect on your maturity date (different terms may apply for CD ladders).

Two things to keep in mind:

For the renewal term, your CD will earn the CD relationship rate as long as it's linked to a qualifying Chase personal checking account.
If your CD is closed during the grace period, it won't earn interest on or after the maturity date.

Depending on what type of Chase CD you have, here's how you can make changes:

Chase Personal CDs: Schedule a meeting during your 10-day grace period or call 1-800-935-9935
Chase Business CDs: Schedule a meeting during your 10-day grace period or call 1-800-242-7338
Chase Commercial Bank CDs: Contact your Client Service Analyst or Associate

You can make a withdrawal during your 10-day grace period without any fees. Outside of that period, there are early withdrawal fees. For details on withdrawal or interest penalties, see below:

Chase Personal CDs: Please see the Additional Banking Services and Fees section, "Certificate of Deposit Accounts," which can be accessed on the Deposit Disclosures and Interest Rates page.
Chase Business CDs: Please see the Additional Banking Services and Fees section, "Business CD Accounts", which can be accessed on the Deposit Disclosures and Interest Rates page.
Chase Commercial CDs: Contact your Client Service Analyst or Associate.

Si tienes alguna pregunta, por favor llama o visita una sucursal local de Chase.

Please update your browser.

Here's what happens when your CD matures.

Checking Accounts

Savings Accounts & CDs

Credit Cards

Mortgages

Auto

Chase for Business

Investing by J.P. Morgan

Chase Private Client

About Chase

Sports & Entertainment

Chase Security Center

Other Products & Services:

Chase Survey

You're now leaving Chase