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What is a Share Certificate?
A Share Certificate is a deposit made for a specified time period which may earn a higher rate of dividends than a savings account. A share certificate has a maturity date, a specified fixed dividend rate and can be issued in any denomination of $1,000 or more. If you cash in a certificate before its maturity date, you would pay a penalty. Link to Share Certificates
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