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TD Bank at a glance

TD Bank was founded in 1955 and is one of Canada’s Big Six banks.

TD Bank account options
Savings
Chequing
Visa credit cards
Investing
Other TD Bank services
Mortgages
Loans and lines of credit
Wealth management services
Insurance
Business accounts and financing

TD Bank overview

The Toronto-Dominion Bank, or TD Bank, is known as one of Canada’s Big Six banks. It serves more than 27.5 million customers around the world, including 15 million in Canada, and has a robust product lineup that reflects its many decades in business. TD Bank offers a broad spectrum of personal and business accounts, including chequing and savings accounts, credit cards, investments, lending products and more. You can find TD branches and ATMs in every province and territory in the country, with the exception of Nunavut. And its digital banking platform, EasyWeb, can be accessed from a variety of devices.

Online banking capabilities at TD Bank

TD Bank’s online banking portal is called EasyWeb. It offers online and mobile banking access for customers who prefer to bank digitally. From the EasyWeb platform, you can pay bills, transfer money, manage your investments, deposit cheques and more. Customers can access TD’s online banking services from a computer, tablet, mobile device, or Apple Watch.

TD’s main mobile app for Apple and Android devices lets you manage your accounts, make payments, deposit cheques and more. It has 4.5 stars on the Apple App Store and 4.2 stars on the Google Play Store, as of this writing.

TD also offers two other apps. TD MySpend is a budgeting app that can track and categorize your expenses and help you save toward big goals. TD Wallet lets you store loyalty and membership cards, along with the balance of gift cards.

Is my money safe at TD Bank?

TD Bank carries Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC) insurance, which covers up to $100,000 of eligible deposits if TD goes under. It also has coverage from the Canadian Investor Protection Fund (CIPF), which protects up to $1 million of investor assets across different accounts in the event of insolvency. TD Bank customers are also protected from losses that result from unauthorized transactions.

The bank uses firewalls, 128-bit data encryption and website cookies to protect sensitive banking data. Additionally, TD customers can elect to enroll in voice authentication technology to further safeguard their accounts.

TD Bank accounts and services

As one of Canada’s biggest banks, TD offers a wide selection of accounts for you to choose from.

TD Bank savings accounts

None of TD’s personal savings accounts have monthly fees.

TD Every Day Savings Account: No-frills savings account with no balance requirements and one free transaction per month.
TD High Interest Savings Account: Earn interest on balances of $5,000 or more, but pay $5 per transaction unless you have a $25,000 minimum balance.
TD ePremium Savings Account: Earn interest on balances of $10,000 or more and get unlimited free online transfers between TD accounts.

TD Bank chequing accounts

TD Minimum Chequing Account: 12 transactions per month for a $3.95 monthly fee.
TD Every Day Chequing Account: 25 transactions per month plus free Interac e-transfers for a $10.95 monthly fee (waived with a $3,000 minimum balance).
TD Unlimited Chequing Account: Unlimited transactions with a $16.95 monthly fee (waived with a $4,000 minimum balance).
TD All-Inclusive Banking Plan: Unlimited transactions, free personalized cheques and a safety deposit box for a $29.95 monthly fee (waived with a $5,000 minimum balance).
TD Student Chequing Account: Unlimited transactions with no monthly fees for students or anyone under the age of 23.
U.S. Daily Interest Chequing Account: USD bank account that earns interest and has no monthly fees.
Borderless Plan: Cross-border banking services with unlimited transactions for a US$4.95 monthly fee (waived with US$3,000 minimum balance).

TD Bank credit cards

TD Bank credit cards include a large selection of options, including:

TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Privilege Card.
TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Card.
TD First Class Travel Visa Infinite Card.
TD Cash Back Visa Infinite Card.
TD U.S. Dollar Visa Card.
TD Rewards Visa Card.

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TD Bank investing accounts

Non-registered cash investing account.
Registered retirement savings plans (RRSPs).
Tax-free savings accounts (TFSAs).
Registered retirement income funds (RRIFs).
Registered education savings plans (RESPs).
Registered disability savings plans (RDSPs).
First home savings accounts (FHSAs).
Locked-in retirement account (LIRA).
Life income fund (LIF).

Other TD Bank services

Mortgages.
Home equity line of credit (HELOC).
Lines of credit.
Loans.
Overdraft protection.
Investment options include stocks, mutual funds, bonds, guaranteed investment certificates, ETFs and options.
Wealth management services include one-on-one sessions with a dedicated financial planner or advisor.
Business bank accounts and financing options.

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TD Bank fees

Banking fees vary by account and service. Here are some of the common fees you may encounter using TD Bank’s financial products:

Withdrawal fee for domestic non-TD ATM: $2
Withdrawal fee for international non-TD ATM: $3 to $5 plus 3.5% of the Canadian dollar amount after conversion
Non-sufficient funds fee: $48
Interac e-transfer: $0.50 to $1
Transfer fee for registered investment accounts (RRSP, TFSA): $75

Who TD Bank is best for

Canadians who prefer a Big Bank and want to keep all their financial accounts in one place.

TD Bank has much to offer. In fact, there isn’t much missing from its account and service lineup, which means it may be a good choice for people who want to keep all their financial accounts in one place, and desire a mix of in-person and digital banking services. TD Bank’s foothold in the U.S. is also good news for those who frequently cross the border or deal in U.S. dollars. Overall, TD Bank may be a practical fit for people who want a one-stop shop for their financial accounts and prefer a bank that can offer both in-person and online services.

Pros and cons of TD Bank

There’s plenty to like about TD Bank but no bank or credit union is without its drawbacks. Here’s what to consider before you open an account.

Pros of TD Bank

Well-reviewed mobile app.
Comprehensive lineup of accounts and services for individuals and businesses.
Sophisticated investing platforms.

Cons of TD Bank

High insufficient funds fee.
Minimum balance requirements to earn interest in savings accounts and avoid fees on chequing accounts.
Fees for Interac e-transfers on many accounts.
No branches or ATMs in Nunavut.

How TD Bank compares to other big banks

	ATMs and branches	Are deposits insured?
RBC	ATMs: 4,000+ Branches: 1,100+	Yes, by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.
National Bank of Canada	ATMs: 2,200+ Branches: 360+	Yes, by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.
TD Bank	ATMs: 3,400+ Branches: 1,000+	Yes, by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.
BMO	ATMs: 3,200+ Branches: 800+	Yes, by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.
CIBC	ATMs: 2,900+ Branches: 1,000+	Yes, by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Scotiabank	ATMs: 3,500+ Branches: 900+	Yes, by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.

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The Toronto-Dominion Bank, or TD Bank, is the retail banking arm of TD Bank Group — an international financial services provider.

Yes. TD Bank sends text alerts to warn customers about suspected fraudulent activity. It may also send you a text message to confirm changes you make in the TD app.