Right now, the account types and subtypes are fairly confusing to me. Under investments, the options are all related to the purpose that you intend to eventually use the money for, there is nothing about the type of the investment in terms of asset class. And under Cash, there's, just the generic savings option or transactional account types. This leaves a pretty big categorization hole for any type of fixed savings option like CDs, direct bond holdings, GICs, etc. Based on how you currently have other asset classes like Real Estate (even for investment properties) and Crypto split out as its own top level account type, I think that adding a new top level account type for "Fixed Savings" that people could use for those types of investments would be the most consistent way of allowing for these types of accounts to be logically categorized in the app. That said, I'm also totally open to a larger refactor that better allows to categorizing investments by asset class.