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Home/Free tools/CD Organizer
Free tool · save with your TFS account

Every CD.
One clear calendar.

Keep your banks, balances, and maturity dates together. Save them with your existing TFS account, download a spreadsheet, and take reminders to your own calendar. Try it as a guest. No subscription.

Try it free. Sign in when you want to save.

Start adding CDs below. Guest entries stay only in this tab and disappear when you refresh or leave. Sign in to your existing TFS account to keep them across devices.

Recorded principal

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0 CDs · includes past maturity dates

Maturing in the next 90 days

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0 CDs · principal only, excludes interest

Past maturity · check status

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Renewals and withdrawals are not automatic

Add a CD

CD details, all fields required except nickname and grace period

Use a label, never an account number.

Record the annual percentage yield, not APR. We do not estimate interest or current balances.

Copy dates and terms from your bank. Grace periods vary; this is a reference note, not a calculated withdrawal deadline.

Free for up to 500 records. This is an organizer, not a bank connection or deposit-insurance assessment.

Your maturity timeline

By calendar month

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Your schedule, wherever you need it.

CSV opens in Excel or Google Sheets. A JSON backup can restore your records here. Downloaded CSV and JSON files are not encrypted and include your entered balances and rates. Store and share them carefully. Your TFS password does not protect downloaded files.

Calendar reminders need one more step. Import the .ics file into your calendar. It requests alerts 30, 7, and 1 day before maturity; your calendar app controls whether and when they appear. Check its notification settings and imported events. Calendar exports include institution names and nicknames, but no balances or rates. TFS sends no reminder emails and does not monitor renewals. Exports are snapshots, not a live subscription: changing or removing a CD here will not update imported events. Re-imports may create duplicates in some apps.

A tracker for CDs you already own

Record CDs and credit union share certificates from multiple institutions. The organizer sorts maturity dates by month and highlights the next 90 days. APYs are reference values you enter; it does not fetch rates, estimate earnings, or verify deposit insurance.

Planning a new ladder? Use the CD ladder calculator. Considering an early withdrawal? Try the penalty calculator and confirm the applicable terms with your bank.

You stay in control of the records

When you are signed in, CD records are saved to your TFS account and are available on other devices. Guest records stay in the current tab until you explicitly save them to an account; refreshing or leaving can erase them. An older encrypted local organizer can be imported with its original passphrase. Downloaded backups are not encrypted. Anyone with access to your signed-in session or exported files may be able to read them.

Calendar alerts are handled by your calendar app after import. Always verify dates, cutoff times, grace periods, and renewal instructions directly with the institution. This tool cannot withdraw funds or stop an automatic renewal.