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TD Canada Trust All-Inclusive Banking Plan: fees and true cost
TD Canada Trust’s All-Inclusive Banking Plan charges $30.95/mo, or $0 with a $6,000 minimum balance, with unlimited transactions. For our “Everyday” example that comes to $371 a year, #21 of 33 chequing accounts offered nationwide.
CDICOffered in all ten provinces
Fees retrieved November 1, 2026
Mitey tallies a year of TD Canada Trust’s All-Inclusive Banking Plan: $371 for the Everyday profile.
How much does All-Inclusive Banking Plan from TD Canada Trust cost a year?
For a typical household (43 transactions and a $1,000 low balance a month), All-Inclusive Banking Plan costs $371 a year, #21 of 33 chequing accounts offered nationwide. The $30.95 monthly fee is waived with a $6,000 minimum balance. Cheaper for the same banking: Personal Account at EQ Bank ($0). Eligible deposits are insured by CDIC up to $100,000 per category.
Who does TD Canada Trust All-Inclusive Banking Plan suit?
- Best fit: the Everyday profile (household account, a few e-transfers), where it ranks #21 of 33 chequing accounts offered nationwide. It costs most for the Light profile: $371 a year.
- Allowance: unlimited everyday transactions, so heavier use doesn’t add fees.
- Waiver or fee? Keeping $6,000 waives the $30.95 fee ($371 a year). The same money at 3% (30 Day Notice Savings Account, EQ Bank) would earn about $180 a year, so holding the balance is the cheaper way to run this account.
- Versus the cheapest: for everyday use it costs $371 a year more than Personal Account (EQ Bank), $1,857 over five years.
What would it cost you in a year?
| Usage | Fees a year | Why | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| Light Mostly card and app, small balance | $371 | Monthly fee $30.95 | 32 of 33 |
| Everyday Household account, a few e-Transfers | $371 | Monthly fee $30.95 | 21 of 33 |
| Heavy Lots of card, bill and e-Transfer payments | $371 | Monthly fee $30.95 | 21 of 33 |
| Branch and cheques Teller visits, cheques, paper statement | $371 | Monthly fee $30.95 | 24 of 26 |
Try your own numbers in the true-cost finder. Is keeping $6,000 in the account worth it? Run it in the account-fee calculator.
Every fee FCAC lists for this account
| Item | Fee |
|---|---|
| Monthly fee | $30.95/mo, or $0 with a $6,000 minimum balance |
| Included transactions | Unlimited |
| Debit purchase in Canada (beyond included) | No extra fee |
| Online or mobile bill payment | No extra fee |
| Interac e-Transfer | No extra fee |
| Online transfer between your accounts | No extra fee |
| Own-bank ATM withdrawal | No extra fee |
| Withdrawal at another institution’s ATM | No extra fee |
| ATM withdrawal in the United States | No extra fee |
| ATM withdrawal in other countries | No extra fee |
| Debit purchase in the United States | No extra fee |
| In-branch withdrawal | No extra fee |
| Bill payment in branch | No extra fee |
| Cheque (as a payment) | No extra fee |
| Mailed monthly statement | No extra fee |
| Non-sufficient funds (NSF) | $10.00 |
| Overdraft protection, monthly | $5.00 |
| Overdraft protection, per use | $5.00 |
| Overdraft interest | 21% a year |
Notes from the institution
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Lower prices for some customers
| Who | Monthly fee | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Seniors 60 years or older (regular $30.95) | $22.45 | TD Canada Trust |
Is the money protected?
CDIC member. Eligible deposits are covered up to $100,000 per category at each CDIC member — see the deposit safety tool.
Cheaper for everyday use, at other institutions
- Personal Account (EQ Bank) — $0 a year
- Wealthsimple Chequing (Wealthsimple) — $0 a year
- Neo Chequing account (Essentials) (Neo Financial) — $0 a year
Other chequing accounts at TD Canada Trust
- Every Day Chequing Account — $11.95/mo, or $0 with a $3,000 minimum balance
- Minimum Chequing Account — $3.95/mo, no balance waiver
- TD Student Chequing Account — No monthly fee
- TD Unlimited Chequing Account — $17.95/mo, or $0 with a $4,000 minimum balance
Source: FCAC Account Comparison Tool (data submitted by the institution), retrieved November 1, 2026 · TD Canada Trust’s product page
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