Personal CDs — published term-by-term penalties
Cambridge Savings Bank’s personal-account disclosure lists 90 days of simple interest for six- and nine-month CDs; 180 days for one-, two-, and three-year CDs; and 270 days for five-year CDs. For a three-month CD, it states loss of all interest on the amount subject to penalty, with a seven-day-interest provision for withdrawal during the first six days after deposit. Partial withdrawals generally must leave at least $1,000, with an exception stated for retirement accounts; the general agreement also reserves the bank’s right to close a CD after a partial withdrawal. The stated maturity grace period is ten calendar days.
Matched the official personal-account disclosure to Cambridge Savings Bank in Massachusetts (FDIC 17870), not similarly named banks. The cited text does not identify the 365/366-day penalty basis. Exceptions and separately supplied notices can matter; confirm your product, original term, deposit date, and redemption instructions. These listed terms must not be interpolated to unlisted promotional terms.
TFS assisted source review: Aug 31, 2026 · Last source check: Aug 31, 2026 · Official source