The storage of funds for future use is a purpose of time deposits, which include savings accounts and certificates of deposit.
You can buy a time deposit, like a CD, at almost any bank, credit union, or other financial organization. Other terms as well as the interest rates paid vary. One bank can, for instance, provide a better return but demand a larger down payment. Shopping around pays off. The majority clearly display and heavily promote their rates.
In essence, a CD is a savings account that is formed with the agreement that the owner won't touch the funds for a predetermined amount of time. This may take a few weeks to several years. Short-term time deposits have terms of one year or less. Any sum in excess of that is a long-term deposit.
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