TD Bank vs TD Ameritrade

TD Bank is an east Coast bank with relatively low minimum balance requirements. How does it compare to TD Ameritrade? Read our comparison chart below.

TD Bank has 1,300 locations on the East Coast. Known as "America's most convenient bank," it offers extended banking hours and 24/7 customer service by phone. Monthly service fees can be waived with somewhat low minimum balance requirements.

While TD Ameritrade offers stock trades at $6.95 per trade and 300+ commission free ETFs. This online broker also has more than 100 branch locations. There is no minimum deposit, no maintenance fee, and no inactivity fee.

Compare TD Bank with TD Ameritrade, side-by-side. Read on for an in-depth look, including ratings, reviews, pros and cons.

	TD Bank	TD Ameritrade
	SPECIAL OFFER TD Bank Beyond Checking Account - $300 Cash Bonus - Learn More Read TD Bank Review	SPECIAL OFFER Get 60 Days of Commission-Free Trading - Learn More Read TD Ameritrade Review
	Benefits and Features
Stock Trading		$6.95 per trade
Options Trading		$6.95 + $0.75 per contract
Mutual Fund Trading		$0 for no-transaction-fee mutual funds $49.99 for no-load mutual funds $0 for load mutual funds
Customer Service	24/7 Live Customer Service (Telephone)	(800) 669-3900 (Open 24/7)
Banking		Cash Management account offers free ATM withdrawals, no monthly maintenance fees, free online bill pay, and free check writing.
Mobile App
Forex Trading
Futures Trading		$2.25 per contract (plus exchange & regulatory fees)
Locations	1300 locations along the east coast.	More than 100 locations in 34 states
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Pros & Cons	Pros: Extended banking hours Low requirements to waive monthly fees No foreign transaction fees Cons: No free checking Low APY Only on East Coast	Pros: Easy to Use Thinkorswim Platform Customer Service Cons: Trade Fees
Bottom Line	East Coast bank with relatively low minimum balance requirements... Read full review	Good online broker for long-term investors... Read full review
	TD Bank Beyond Checking Account - $300 Cash Bonus TD Bank Convenience Checking Account - $150 Cash Bonus Refer a Friend Program - $50 for Each Referral	Get 60 Days of Commission-Free Trading Get $100 and 60 Days of Commission-Free Trading Get $300 and 60 Days of Commission-Free Trading
Blank fields may indicate the information is not available, not applicable, or not known to CreditDonkey. Please visit the product website for details. TD Bank: Pricing information from published website as of 7/19/2019 based on 08034 zip code. TD Ameritrade: Pricing information from published website as of 07/18/2019. TD Ameritrade: TD Ameritrade has not influenced the content of CreditDonkey. CreditDonkey may earn compensation for accounts opened at TD Ameritrade.

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