The penalty you pay for withdrawing money from a CD before its maturity date. For example, if you have a 5-year CD, but you withdraw the money after only two years, you may be charged a penalty. Refer to your Terms of Agreement for Early Withdrawal.

A charge assessed against holders of fixed-term investments if money is withdrawn before maturity.

Penalty imposed on holders of fixed-term investments if they withdraw their funds prior to scheduled maturity.

There is a 10 percent early withdrawal federal income tax penalty for withdrawal of assets from a qualified retirement plan prior to age 591/2. This 10 percent early withdrawal federal income tax penalty is in addition to regular federal and state tax (if applicable).

A penalty on money withdrawn early from an investment that has a pre-set payout date. Two examples are cashing a certificate of deposit before it matures, or withdrawing from a retirement plan before the age of 59 1/2.

There is a 10% penalty tax for withdrawal of assets from a qualified retirement plan prior to retirement. This 10% penalty tax is in addition to regular federal and (if applicable) state tax.

A penalty imposed for withdrawing money from a fixed-term investment before the term is complete. For example, cashing in a certificate of deposit (CD) before its maturity triggers an early withdrawal penalty.

A penalty on money withdrawn early from a fixed-term or tax-deferred investment. For example, withdrawing from a tax-advantaged retirement plan before age 59½ or cashing in a certificate of deposit (CD) before its maturity may incur an early withdrawal penalty.

for a retirement plan (such as a 401(k), IRA, Keogh, SEP and so on), as well as an annuity, a client must pay a 10 percent penalty if money is withdrawn before the age of 59 1/2.

Charge assessed against holders of fixed-term investments if they withdraw their money before maturity.

A depositor forfeits interest or is charged a service fee for either withdrawing funds or closing a time deposit before the maturity date.

IRS penalty on money withdrawn from a tax-deferred retirement plan before age 59 1/2; this DOES NOT apply to the 457 plan, but DOES apply to the 401(a) plan

Penalty paid by the holder of a fixed-term investment penalizing an investor who withdraws money before the agreed-upon maturity date. Source

An assessment charged to an investor when they withdraw their money from a fixed-term investment before its maturity. For example, if investors who have a one year certificate of deposit withdraw their money after eight months, the banking institution would assess a penalty. See: Certificate Of Deposit

A depositor forfeits interest or is assessed a service charge for withdrawing funds from or closing out a time deposit before its maturity date.

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