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Institution profile · Big Six bank (Schedule I)

TD Canada Trust

ActiveThe Toronto-Dominion BankCDIC

The Toronto-Dominion Bank is a Big Six Schedule I bank; TD Canada Trust is its Canadian personal and commercial banking brand. Its U.S. retail business operates as TD Bank, America’s Most Convenient Bank.

Profile facts checked October 30, 2026
Mitey the Yeti pointing at TD Canada Trust’s account fees
Cheapest everyday account$215 a yearTD Unlimited Chequing Account
Best posted savings rate0.55%TD ePremium Savings Account, on $10,000
OBSI banking cases985opened in fiscal 2025

Mitey files the TD Canada Trust index card: cheapest everyday account $215 a year.

Is TD Canada Trust a good bank for everyday banking?

TD Canada Trust’s cheapest chequing account open to anyone, TD Unlimited Chequing Account, costs $215 a year for a typical household (25 debit purchases, 6 bills and 5 e-Transfers a month), $144 below the national median of $359. It scores 47.6/100, #9 of 13, in our bank review. Eligible deposits are CDIC-insured to $100,000 per category.

At a glance

Legal name
The Toronto-Dominion Bank
Type
Big Six bank (Schedule I)
Head office
Toronto, ON
Founded
1955 — Formed by the 1955 merger of The Bank of Toronto (1855) and The Dominion Bank (1869).
Regulator
Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) for safety and soundness; Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) for consumer protection
Cheapest everyday account
TD Unlimited Chequing Account — $215 a year for the Everyday example
Best posted savings rate
0.55% on $10,000 (TD ePremium Savings Account)
OBSI banking cases
985 opened in fiscal 2025 (Nov 1, 2024 – Oct 31, 2025)
Website
www.td.com

Is my money safe at TD Canada Trust?

CDIC member under the TD Canada Trust name. The Canada Trust Company, TD Mortgage Corporation and TD Pacific Mortgage Corporation are separate CDIC members that also use the TD Canada Trust name.

Names CDIC lists for these members: TD Canada Trust.

Our assessment: 47.6/100, #9 of 13 in our bank review

Strongest on branch and ATM access and app rating. Trails on savings rate and complaints per client. Cheapest account for everyday use: $215 a year.

Cost 36 · Access 100 · Savings rate 18 · App rating 86 · Complaints per client 21. How the review works.

What do TD Canada Trust’s chequing accounts cost?

TD Canada Trust lists 5 chequing accounts with FCAC. For our “Everyday” example (25 debit purchases, 6 bills, 5 e-Transfers and a $1,000 low balance a month), the cheapest account open to anyone is TD Unlimited Chequing Account at $215 a year. Accounts limited to a group are marked.

Chequing accounts as listed in the FCAC Account Comparison Tool, retrieved November 1, 2026; fees a year for the Everyday example
AccountMonthly fee and waiverIncludedFees a year
TD Student Chequing AccountStudentsNo monthly feeUnlimited$24
TD Unlimited Chequing Account$17.95/mo, or $0 with a $4,000 minimum balanceUnlimited$215
All-Inclusive Banking Plan$30.95/mo, or $0 with a $6,000 minimum balanceUnlimited$371
Every Day Chequing Account$11.95/mo, or $0 with a $3,000 minimum balance25 a month$406
Minimum Chequing Account$3.95/mo, no balance waiver12 a month$482
TD Canada Trust chequing accounts: fees a year for the Everyday example, against the cheapest and median account in Canada
  1. TD Student Chequing Account · student only$24
  2. TD Unlimited Chequing Account$215
  3. All-Inclusive Banking Plan$371
  4. Every Day Chequing Account$406
  5. Minimum Chequing Account$482
  6. Cheapest in Canada: Personal Account · EQ Bank$0
  7. Median nationwide account$359

What would TD Canada Trust cost a typical household?

The cheapest TD Canada Trust account open to anyone for each of our four usage profiles, against the cheapest account in Canada for the same banking. Profiles are defined in the finder.

Fees a year by usage profile; TD Canada Trust accounts open to anyone vs nationwide accounts, FCAC data retrieved November 1, 2026
ProfileCheapest at TD Canada TrustFees/yrCheapest in CanadaFees/yr
Light
Mostly card and app, small balance
Every Day Chequing Account$143PC Money Account
PC Financial
$0
Everyday
Household account, a few e-Transfers
TD Unlimited Chequing Account$215Personal Account
EQ Bank
$0
Heavy
Lots of card, bill and e-Transfer payments
TD Unlimited Chequing Account$215Personal Account
EQ Bank
$0
Branch and cheques
Teller visits, cheques, paper statement
Every Day Chequing Account$167Basic Bank Account
Scotiabank
$134

Worked example — TD Unlimited Chequing Account (TD Canada Trust), Everyday profile

Monthly fee (not waived: needs $4,000, $3,000 more than the $1,000 low balance) × 12$215.40
Transactions beyond the included number (0 a month) × 12$0
Other-bank ATM access fees (1 a month) × 12$0
Paper statements × 12$0
Fees a year$215.40

What savings rates does TD Canada Trust pay?

Savings accounts as listed with FCAC, retrieved November 1, 2026. Posted rates; promotional rates may not appear.
AccountRate at $10,000Monthly fee
TD ePremium Savings Account0.55%No monthly fee
TD Growth Savings Account0.4%No monthly fee
TD Every Day Savings Account0.01%No monthly fee

Is TD Canada Trust on the official lists?

Computed from OSFI’s list (file dated October 1, 2026) and CDIC’s member list, checked October 30, 2026
Legal entityOSFI listCDIC member
The Toronto-Dominion BankOSFI — Schedule I domestic bankYes
The Canada Trust CompanyOSFI — trust companyYes
TD Mortgage CorporationOSFI — loan companyYes
TD Pacific Mortgage CorporationOSFI — loan companyYes

What else should you know about TD Canada Trust?

  1. Head office at the Toronto-Dominion Centre, King Street West and Bay Street, Toronto.
    Source: td.com
  2. TD Canada Trust is part of TD’s Canadian Personal and Commercial Banking segment.
    Source: td.com
  3. The U.S. Retail segment includes TD Bank, America’s Most Convenient Bank.
    Source: td.com
  4. The Bank of Toronto was founded in 1855 and The Dominion Bank in 1869; they merged in 1955.
    Source: td.com
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How many TD Canada Trust complaints reached the ombudsman?

OBSI, the ombudsman for banking, opened 985 banking cases about TD Bank Group in fiscal 2025 (Nov 1, 2024 – Oct 31, 2025), closed 717, and resolved 95 to the complainant’s satisfaction. Across all banks and credit unions, OBSI opened 5,438 banking cases that year (+113% on the year before) and 25% of closed cases ended with money paid.

Counts aren’t adjusted for size, so bigger banks have more cases. A complaint reaches OBSI only after the bank’s own process (up to 56 days). Source: OBSI Annual Report 2025, released March 13, 2026. How to complain.

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