Small businesses are a major part of the Canadian economy. If you are opening a small business in Canada, you’ll be working hard to make your business as successful as possible.
At TD Canada Trust, we believe it’s our responsibility to work just as hard to help you achieve your goals. The first step is to get guidance from an expert in Canadian business banking who can help you choose the business banking services that are right for you.
Our Business Banking Specialists and Small Business Advisors are specially trained to understand the needs of a small business. They have a wide range of business banking solutions tailored to specific businesses like yours.
Just a few of the areas we can help you with include:
Meet with a TD Canada Trust Small Business Advisor or Business Banking Specialist to see how we can help you build your business. To arrange a meeting, simply visit a TD Canada Trust branch.
To make your business banking even more convenient, many TD Canada Trust branches are open late—on average, 50% longer than other Canadian banks. This gives you more time to concentrate on YOUR business during business hours.
To open your business account, here’s what you need to do:
Based on your transaction pattern, we have a Business Chequing Account Service Plan tailored to meet your needs. Speak with one of our Small Business Advisors at your local branch to determine which plan is best for you!
Click here for a list of documents needed to open a new bank account.
Business Banking Specialists and Small Business Advisors are ready to serve you at many TD Canada Trust branches.
A type of credit that covers a bank account if a cash withdrawal, cheque or debit causes the balance to fall below $0, a situation known as an “overdraft”. Interest is charged until enough money is deposited into the account to cover the amount of the overdraft. ODP can be arranged for both business and personal accounts and may require that a monthly fee be paid, in addition to interest.