Can a bank stop you from withdrawing your own money invested in a bond for one year even when you know you will lose your interest?

Yes, a bank can restrict access to your funds invested in a bond for a specific term, such as one year. Bonds typically have maturity dates, and if you withdraw early, you may incur penalties or forfeit interest. Moreover, certain types of bonds, like those sold through a brokerage, may have specific terms that limit liquidity. Always review the bond's terms and conditions for withdrawal policies.