Marcus by Goldman Sachs CD rates range from 4.00% to 4.90% APY in 2026 with a $500 minimum and terms from 6 months to 6 years. Marcus also offers a No-Penalty CD at ~4.10% APY (11-month term) that allows early withdrawal after 7 days with no penalty. All Marcus CDs are FDIC insured through Goldman Sachs Bank USA.

Marcus CD Rates 2026

Term APY Min Deposit Early Withdrawal Penalty
6 months ~4.00% $500 90 days interest
9 months ~4.25% $500 90 days interest
12 months ~4.50% $500 270 days interest
18 months ~4.60% $500 270 days interest
24 months ~4.40% $500 270 days interest
36 months ~4.20% $500 365 days interest
48 months ~4.10% $500 365 days interest
60 months ~4.00% $500 365 days interest
72 months ~4.00% $500 365 days interest
No-Penalty CD (11 mo) ~4.10% $500 None after 7 days

Rates are approximate and subject to change. Verify current rates at marcus.com before opening.


No-Penalty CD: Marcus’s Most Flexible Option

The Marcus No-Penalty CD is 4.10% APY with an 11-month term and $500 minimum. Key features:

Feature Detail
Term 11 months
APY ~4.10%
Minimum $500
Early withdrawal Allowed after 7 days
Penalty None
Rate lock Yes — rate fixed at opening
Callable No

Why the No-Penalty CD matters: If you expect rates to rise, you can lock in 4.10% and still exit penalty-free after 7 days. It combines the rate stability of a CD with near-savings account liquidity. The only restriction: you cannot make partial withdrawals — it’s the full balance or nothing.


How Much Interest Will a Marcus CD Earn?

Using the 12-month CD at 4.50% APY:

Deposit Annual Interest
$5,000 $225
$10,000 $450
$25,000 $1,125
$50,000 $2,250
$100,000 $4,500

Interest compounds daily, credited at maturity (or annually for multi-year CDs).


Marcus CD vs Competitors 2026

Bank Best CD Rate Min Deposit
Marcus ~4.90% (18-month) $500
Ally ~4.50% $0
Discover ~4.40% $2,500
Capital One ~4.30% $0
Chime No CDs
SoFi ~4.60% $0

What Happens at Maturity?

When a Marcus CD matures:

  • You have a 10-day grace period to withdraw, renew, or change terms
  • If no action is taken, the CD automatically renews at the current rate for the same term
  • Marcus sends a maturity notice email 30 days before the CD matures

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