is a bank deposit that can be withdrawn only after a set period of time or with prior notice, e.g. a certificate of deposit (CD).

A deposit with a maturity fixed by law of at least 30 days. Savings accounts at commercial banks also are regarded as time deposits.

An arrangement where the depositor has agreed to leave money in an account for a given period (vs. Demand Deposit).

a certificate of deposit from which withdrawals can be made only after advance notice or at a specified future date

a contract between an individual and a financial institution whereby the individual deposits funds for a specified period of time and in return the financial institution agrees to pay interest

a convenient and effective way of saving your money

a money deposit at a bank that cannot be withdrawn for a certain term or period of time

An account, such as a certificate of deposit, with a maturity of at least seven days, from which you are not generally allowed to withdraw funds unless you pay a penalty.

Bank account or CD containing a pledged balance at a stated rate for a specified period of time for which a stated rate of interest is paid.

Savings account with a fixed maturity, as opposed to demand deposit.

Money held on deposit that is not subject to demand withdrawal.

A deposit set aside intact for a specified period of time or until its maturity date, say, 30 days, before its funds could be withdrawn. In case of withdrawal prior to the maturity date, a written notice is required before withdrawal, in which case, a certain provision for pre-termination will apply.

A deposit of funds in a savings institution under an agreement stipulating that (a) the funds must be kept on deposit for a stated period of time, or (b) the institution may require a minimum period of notification before a withdrawal is made.... read full article

interest bearing deposits held at a financial institution for a specific fixed time period

Deposits (including certificates of deposit) in bank accounts that lock in funds for a specific period, usually at a specific rate of interest, with a penalty for early withdrawal.

Deposits where the depositor has agreed to leave the money in for a period of time. It is not available on demand.

Interest-bearing deposit at a savings institution that has a specific maturity. Related: certificate of deposit.

An account containing a currency balance pledged to remain at that bank for a specified, extended period in return for payment of interest.

Deposit that may not be withdrawn unless stated time or notice requirements are met (e.g., CDs IRAs).

A type of account where deposits are made for a specified length of time (until maturity) at which time the account reverts to another type of account or is "rolled over" for another fixed period of time.

A bank deposit that is not payable on demand.

Funds that are held in a savings account for a predetermined period of time at a set interest rate. Banks can refuse to allow withdrawals from these accounts until the period has expired or assess a penalty for early withdrawals.

Funds placed with a bank for a predefined period at a set interest rate. In Switzerland, time deposits may have maturities of 3–12 months. For larger sums, terms (maturity, interest rate) can be negotiated individually.

A savings account or CD held for a fixed-term with the understanding that the depositor can only withdraw by giving written notice.

Certificate of deposits or savings accounts that are held in a financial institution for a set amount of time. The funds cannot be withdrawn until the depositor gives the institution notice. Technically, certificates of deposit do not require any notification to withdraw since the date is set beforehand. See: Certificate Of Deposit; Demand Deposit

Funds deposited in an account that has a fixed term to maturity and technically cannot be withdrawn before maturity without advance notice.