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Becoming a Couple


Whether you're moving in together or getting married, you each bring certain things to the relationship. We can help you figure out how to make the most of your finances - together.

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Joint Accounts

From shopping for the ingredients for a delicious dinner to renting a pair of bicycles for an afternoon adventure, there are a lot of things you might be paying for together, now that you're sharing a life with that perfect person.

While it's by no means a necessity, there are certainly advantages to setting up a joint chequing account:

  • You've got a common place for your shared income and expenses. Even if you elect to have only the one chequing account, it's simple to see how much money you both have available at the end of the month to transfer to your savings account.
  • A joint chequing account makes paying for things a little easier. You can set up automatic withdrawals from the shared account to make paying your monthly bills effortless.
  • You can still keep your own separate accounts in addition to the joint one. This will allow you to make your own purchases while taking advantage of a shared account.

If you have any questions, come in together to discuss how TD can help during this exciting time in your lives.

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