A low-risk, low-interest asset sold by banks and credit unions. CDs pay a specified interest rate at a specified rate of compounding for a specified period, upon which the CD reaches maturity and principle is returned to the investor. Interest is reduced or forfeited if the money is withdrawn prior to maturity.
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