Certificates of Deposit (CDs) - Santander
Certificates of Deposit

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What are Certificates of Deposit?
And because you agree to invest your money for the entire term, Certificates of Deposit generally offer higher interest rates than savings or money market savings accounts.
How do you choose a Certificate of Deposit?
Penalties will apply if you withdraw the money before the end of the CD term.
Advantages of a Certificate of Deposit
- A wide variety of time frames
- Guaranteed rate of return
- Competitive rates
- Low-risk investment
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FAQs: CDs
CDs can only be opened in a branch. To open an account, you will need:
- Your Social Security number
- A government-issued ID
- A minimum deposit of $500
- A valid email address
Yes. There is a maximum of $250,000 of deposit insurance from the FDIC for each category of account ownership. Visit https://www.fdic.gov/ for more information.
- We calculate interest using the available daily balance method, which applies a daily periodic rate to the available daily balance in your account each day. Interest is generally calculated using a 365-day year.
- Interest on your CD is credited monthly. You may choose to have the interest credited to your CD, credited to another Santander checking, money market savings or savings account, or mailed to you by check.
Our most popular rates and terms are shown above. In addition to those rates featured above, speak with a Banker to learn more about our other savings options. Please note that published rates are subject to change without notice.
- The maturity date for a CD is the last day of the CD’s term.
- On the maturity date, your CD will automatically renew into the closest term available and the interest rate applicable to that term.
- On the maturity date and during the 10-calendar-day grace period following the maturity date, you will have the opportunity to complete the following:
- Choose a new CD term and rate
- Withdraw funds from the CD without penalty
- Add funds to the CD
- Close the account
- You will receive a renewal notice in the mail at least 20 days before your maturity date to remind you of these options.
Early Withdrawal Penalties for Personal and Business CDs
CD Terms Early Withdrawal Penalty Fees3-12 Months 3 months interest on amount withdrawn
13-48 Months 6 months interest on amount withdrawn
60 Months 12 months interest on amount withdrawn
Yes, you are allowed to have more than one signer on a CD account.
No, you will need to deposit all funds at the time you open your CD. You will have the opportunity to add funds on the maturity date or during the 10-calendar-day grace period following your CD maturity date.
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†There is a maximum of $250,000 of deposit insurance from the FDIC for each category of account ownership. Please visit fdic.gov for details.
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