maturity date

noun
UK /məˈtʃʊərəti deɪt/
US /məˈtʃʊrəti deɪt/

The day when something is fully grown or ready to be paid back.

The savings bond reaches its maturity date in five years.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The day a financial product, like a bond or deposit, becomes payable.

On the maturity date, the bank returned the full amount to the customer.

3. The date when a legal agreement or contract ends.

The lease's maturity date is next December.

4. The time when a person or thing reaches full development.

The maturity date of the young tree's fruit came in late summer.