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Certificates of Deposit (CDs)
Grow your savings confidently with a certificate of deposit (CD) that offers a fixed interest rate and competitive returns, giving you peace of mind that’s often hard to find with traditional savings accounts.
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CD Options for Your Financial Goals
Looking for a secure way to grow your savings? Forward Bank’s Certificates of Deposit (CDs) offer flexible terms, competitive rate tiers based on your balance, and automatic renewal for hassle-free saving. Whether you’re planning for the short or long term, our CDs provide a safe and steady way to earn interest. Explore your options and check rates today—open online in minutes!
Short-Term CDs
Our short-term savings certificates offer term lengths of 3-9 months and a fixed interest rate, offering a quick and secure way to grow your funds while keeping your money accessible in the near future.
Medium-Term CDs
With term lengths of 1-2 years, our medium-term CDs offer competitive rates and a fixed interest rate, providing higher yields than shorter-term options. Also available in both IRA Fixed and Roth, these CDs are perfect for steady, reliable growth.
Long-Term CDs
Maximize your earnings with our long-term CDs, offering term lengths of 3-5 years and a fixed interest rate. These CDs provide top-tier competitive rates, making them ideal for those looking to maximize returns over time. IRA Fixed and Roth options also available.
Unique CDs
Enjoy flexibility and control with our unique CD that lets you add funds anytime during the term, bump up your rate once per term, and withdraw without penalty when needed. It’s the perfect way to grow your savings on your terms while staying adaptable to your financial needs.
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Certificate of Deposits
Frequently Asked Questions
Explore answers to some of the most common questions about certificate of deposits.
Insurance and Investment products are *Not FDIC Insured *No Bank Guarantee *May Lose Value *Not Insured by Any Federal Government Agency *Not a Deposit