When a CD matures, it means that the CD has reached its full potential. This can happen for a number of reasons, but it usually means that the CD has been successfully funded and is now in the hands of investors.

When a CD matures, it typically means that the issuing company has paid back all of the money that was borrowed from investors. In some cases, a CD may also mature if the company has been bought out or if it has gone bankrupt.

If you have a CD that is about to mature, it’s important to understand what …