Maturity Date

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Maturity Date

Updated

January 19, 2023

The maturity date is when an investment, such as a CD or bond becomes due and is reimbursed to the investor. At that moment, the investment will no longer pay interest, and investors will be able to redeem their accrued interest and capital without penalty.

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