CD Maturity
Is your Regions CD[1] about to mature? You have options, and we can help.
Contact us before your grace period ends
During the grace period, you can change terms, add or withdraw funds, or move funds to another product without penalty.
- CDs with terms greater than 31 days have a grace period of 10 calendar days immediately following the maturity date.
- CDs with terms of 7-31 days have a grace period of one business day immediately following the maturity date.
If you choose not to make any changes to your account, and you selected auto renewal when you opened it, your CD will automatically renew for the same term. Your interest rate and annual percentage yield (APY) will be based on the published rate in effect as of the maturity date and may be lower or higher than your current interest rate and APY.
Start a chat now to renew your CD term or make an appointment to discuss options, call 1-800-388-4727. You can also visit our CD account page for more details.
Take advantage of our special CD rates
Change your CD terms during your grace period and take advantage of our special CD rates. The Relationship CD offers premium CD rates for customers who open a Regions checking account and meet other relationship requirements.[2] With a 3-month Regions Relationship CD rate starting at 4.50% APY, a 6-month Regions Relationship CD rate starting at 4.25% APY, and a 16-month Regions Relationship CD rate starting at 3.50% APY, now is the time for you to take advantage of our special rates.
Talk with a banker about your other options
Add or transfer funds
Add funds to your CD and grow your savings, withdraw funds or transfer funds to another Regions account.
Explore other products
Learn more about other savings, money market and investment products* offered by Regions.
Automatically renew
Automatically renew for the same term with a new maturity date. Your rate and APY will be based on the published rate in effect on the maturity date and may be lower or higher than your current interest rate and APY.
What to do if your CD is approaching maturity
Have a CD that’s approaching maturity? Watch our video to discover what to expect during the CD grace period so you can make the right choice for your financial plan.
Make an appointment today
Ready to set a plan for your savings? Make an appointment to talk with a banker before the end of your grace period. We can help you explore options so you can take the next step to reach your goals.
CD maturity FAQs
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The maturity date is the last day of your CD’s term. The grace period is a window of time immediately following your maturity date when you can change terms, add or withdraw funds, or move funds to another product without penalty.
- CDs with terms greater than 31 days have a grace period of 10 calendar days immediately following the maturity date.
- CDs with terms of 7-31 days have a one-business day grace period immediately following the maturity date.
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If you choose not to make any changes to your account, and you selected auto renewal when you opened it, your CD will automatically renew for the same term. Your interest rate and annual percentage yield (APY) will be based on the published rate in effect as of the maturity date and may be lower or higher than your current interest rate and APY.
If you selected "single maturity" when you opened your CD account, your CD funds will be disbursed to you.
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You can add funds and/or change terms during your grace period which starts on your CD maturity date. Contact a Regions banker during your grace period to make changes. Changes can only be made during your grace period. Check rates.