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Marcus by Goldman Sachs CD rates 2026

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On the prowl for certificates of deposit (CDs) with high returns so you can rake in the interest? Marcus by Goldman Sachs CD rates are a crowd pleaser with some of the best earning rates on the market.

This fully online bank doesn’t offer much else. But if you’re simply looking for a rewarding place to park your savings, Marcus is a top-tier contender. Here’s what you need to know about Marcus by Goldman Sachs CD rates. 

Rates are current as of Jan. 2, 2026, and are subject to change. 



Marcus by Goldman Sachs CD rates and products 

Marcus by Goldman Sachs issues multiple CD options, namely, standard CDs, no-penalty CDs, and rate bump CDs. In total, you’ve got 13 term lengths to choose from. All CDs require a $500 minimum deposit. 

Uniquely, Marcus CDs come with a 10-day “rate guarantee.” Marcus gives you a 10-day window to make your $500 deposit. As soon as you do, you’re guaranteed to get the best APY for your chosen term—even if it rises after account opening. Deposit your money immediately, and you’ll have 10 days to potentially get a better APY. Deposit your money on day nine, and you’ll have just one day to possibly receive an improved APY. 

Standard CDs 

Marcus by Goldman Sachs offers nine term lengths for its standard CDs, which it refers to simply as high-yield CDs. 

Marcus by Goldman Sachs standard CD features

Minimum opening deposit$500
Early withdrawal penalty– Terms up to 1 year: 90 days interest on the original principal balance 
– Terms more than 1 year up to 5 years: 180 days interest on the original principal balance 
– Terms of more than 5 years: 270 days interest on the original principal balance
Additional deposits allowedFor the first 30 days
Automatic renewalYes
Grace period10 days

Marcus by Goldman Sachs standard CD rates

Term lengthAPY
6 months4.05%
9 months4.00%
12 months4.00%
18 months4.00%
24 months3.95%
36 months3.90%
48 months3.85%
60 months3.90%
72 months3.90%
6 months
APY4.05%
9 months
APY4.00%
12 months
APY4.00%
18 months
APY4.00%
24 months
APY3.95%
36 months
APY3.90%
48 months
APY3.85%
60 months
APY3.90%
72 months
APY3.90%

Bank details checked Jan. 2, 2026.

No-penalty CDs 

Most Marcus by Goldman Sachs CDs demand that you not touch your deposit until your account matures. If you do, you’ll be penalized between 90 and 270 days interest on your original principal balance. 

However, the bank offers a no-penalty CD which allows you to cash out your entire balance at any time (no partial withdrawals) without an early withdrawal penalty. You can choose from three different terms. 

Marcus by Goldman Sachs no-penalty CD features

Minimum opening deposit$500
Early withdrawal penaltyNo
Partial withdrawals allowedNo
Additional deposits allowedNo
Automatic renewalYes
Grace period10 days

Marcus by Goldman Sachs no-penalty CD rates 

Term lengthAPY
7 months3.90%
11 months3.95%
13 months3.95%
7 months
APY3.90%
11 months
APY3.95%
13 months
APY3.95%

Bank details checked Jan. 2, 2026.

Rate bump CDs 

A great feature of CDs is that you can guarantee a return rate for a specific amount of time. Even if rates drop in the future, you’ll continue to benefit from your original APY. But what if rates improve after you’ve opened your account? It’s easy to feel you’re losing out in that scenario. 

Marcus by Goldman Sachs offers rate bump CDs that can help savers mitigate against exactly such an occurrence. Rate bump CDs allow you a single request to match your APY to the current rate. There’s just one 20-month term length to select for this CD type. 

Marcus by Goldman Sachs rate bump CD features

Minimum opening deposit$500
Early withdrawal penalty– Terms up to 1 year: 90 days interest on the original principal balance 
– Terms more than 1 year up to 5 years: 180 days interest on the original principal balance 
– Terms of more than 5 years: 270 days interest on the original principal balance 
Partial withdrawals allowedNo
Additional deposits allowed– For the first 30 days after account opening 
– For the first 10 days after rate bump request 
Automatic renewalYes
Grace period10 days

Marcus by Goldman Sachs rate bump CD rates 

Term lengthAPY
20 months3.90%
20 months
APY3.90%

Bank details checked Jan. 2, 2026.



Compare Marcus by Goldman Sachs to top competitors 

Again, Marcus by Goldman Sachs CDs are well above average. But Marcus doesn’t offer the best return for every term length. Take a look at Marcus compared to popular competitors. 

Marcus by Goldman Sachs

Marcus by Goldman Sachs
The Ally Bank logo.

Ally Bank
My eBanc Logo

My eBanc
6 months6 months6 months
4.05%3.30%3.60%
9 months9 months9 months
4.00%3.30%N/A
12 months12 months12 months
4.00%3.70%3.60%
18 months18 months18 months
4.00%3.50%3.75%
24 months24 months24 months
3.95%N/A3.75%
Learn moreLearn moreLearn more
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at Bankrate
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at MoneyLion
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at My eBanc

Bank details checked Jan. 2, 2026.

Learn more about Marcus by Goldman Sachs 

Launched in 2016, Marcus by Goldman Sachs is a digital subsidiary of investment banking firm Goldman Sachs. It was created after research revealed that customers were dissatisfied with what many felt was the confusing, customer-unfriendly, nickel-and-dime nature of banking. Marcus offers high returns with no account maintenance fees. 

Marcus specializes in high-yield savings accounts and CDs. It doesn’t offer other services like checking accounts, credit cards, personal loans, or retirement accounts. 

Want a high APY with flexibility in accessing your money? 

Check out our picks for the best money market accounts for a hybrid between checking and savings. 

Frequently asked questions 

What CD terms does Marcus by Goldman Sachs offer?

Between all account options, Marcus offers 13 term lengths: 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, 18, 20, 24, 36, 48, 60, and 72 months. 

What are the early withdrawal penalties for Marcus CDs? 

The early withdrawal penalties for Marcus CDs depends on the term length and CD type. No penalty CDs don’t charge a fee, while other CDs charge between 90 and 270 days interest on the original principal balance. 

Can I add money to my Marcus CD after opening?

High-yield CDs and rate bump CDs allow you to add money to your account up to 30 days after opening. No-penalty CDs don’t allow this.

What happens when my Marcus CD matures? 

When your Marcus CD matures, you have 10 days to decide whether you want to withdraw your money, keep your current CD, or put your money into another CD. If you do nothing, your account will automatically renew.

Are Marcus by Goldman Sachs CDs FDIC insured? 

Yes, Marcus by Goldman Sachs CDs are FDIC insured up to $250,000 per account holder per account ownership category.

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