Savings for those 60+
Are you aged 60+?
Save 25% on selected account fees!2
These rebates are applicable if you:
Are 60 years of age or older
Rebate amount:
25% off the monthly fee for selected accounts, as follows:
$7.50
$22.45
$3.75
$11.20
$2.75
$8.20
Additional transaction fees
Send Interac e-Transfers for $1.50 per transaction
Additional Non-TD ATM withdrawals for $1.50 each within Canada
PLUS system withdrawals (inside U.S. and Mexico) $3 CDN each, FREE at any TD Bank ATM1 (excludes Select Service Account)
PLUS system withdrawal fee outside Canada, U.S. and Mexico are $5 CDN each1 (excludes Select Service Account)
View Cheque service for $1.50 per electronic image - or FREE if you choose Paperless Record Keeping
Included in this and every TD Personal Chequing Account:
Convenience and Access
Open 50% longer than other banks, plus 7-day banking at over 300 branches across the country
Easy access to over 2,700 ATMs in Canada and to over 1,600 TD Bank ATMs in the U.S. at no charge
Free TD mobile banking app - download to an iPhone , BlackBerry ® or Android ™ device
24/7 access via EasyWeb and EasyLine
Exceptional financial banking advice and customer service
Simplified Banking
Direct deposit of your pay or pension with no holds on the funds
Reach your savings goals with the help of our Simply Save program
Automatic pre-authorized bill payments
More Secure Banking
Security chip technology in TD Canada Trust Access and Credit Cards
We are committed to keeping your confidential information safe, a statement backed by our Online Security Guarantee .
1 The Plus Network is operated by Visa International who is responsible for ensuring all member banks are compliant with current standards to allow withdrawals by all Plus Cardholders. Certain states permit surcharging of international customers at independent ATMs. This surcharge will display electronically for the customer to accept before completing the transaction.
2 Senior's Rebate of 25% off the monthly fee (rounded up to the nearest $0.05) for clients 60 years old and over as of March 5, 2012.