Definition
An add-on CD is a special type of certificate of deposit (CD) that allows you to continue adding funds to your account. This differs from standard CDs, which limit you to an initial deposit. Both types of CDs involve earning a guaranteed interest rate on your funds for a set time period—usually 3 months to 5 years. But add-on CDs often pay a slightly lower interest rate in exchange for the flexibi
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