TD Bank vs Wells Fargo

TD Bank is an east Coast bank with relatively low minimum balance requirements. How does it compare to Wells Fargo? 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 Wells Fargo is one of America's largest banks with over 5,400 locations and 13,000 ATMs. Offers many checking options, including Teen Checking and Opportunity Checking for those who had financial troubles. 24/7 customer service. Special CDs offers high rates with $5,000 minimum opening deposit.

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

	TD Bank	Wells Fargo
	SPECIAL OFFER TD Beyond Checking - Learn More Read TD Bank Review	SPECIAL OFFER Consumer Checking Account - $400 Bonus - Learn More Read Wells Fargo Review
	Benefits and Features
Savings	0.05% APY. No minimum deposit. $5.00 monthly fee waived if 1) minimum $300 balance or 2) waived for the first 12 months if with recurring transfer of $25 or more from a TD Bank account or if you're under 18 or 62 and older.	0.01% APY. Minimum opening deposit of $25. Monthly service fee of $5, unless you maintain a minimum daily balance of $300, or are under the age of 18.
CD	0.10% - 0.15% APY (up to 0.50% for Rate Bump APY). Terms of 3 months to 5 years. Minimum deposit of $250. Allows one penalty-free withdrawal (depending on account).	Standard Term CD: 0.05% - 0.15% APY. Terms of 3 months to 1 year. Minimum deposit of $2,500. Special CD: 0.30% APY. Terms of 5 months. Minimum deposit of $5,000. Bonus of up to 0.35% APY if you maintain a linked Wells Fargo Prime/Portfolio Checking account.
Money Market	0.03% - 0.20% APY (up to 0.15% for Rate Bump APY) for amounts up to $250,000. No minimum deposit. $11 or $12 monthly maintenance fee waived if 1) minimum $2000 balance or 2) over 62 years old.	Also known as the Platinum Savings Account. 0.05% APY. Minimum opening deposit of $25. $12 monthly service fee, unless you maintain a minimum daily balance of $3,500. Bonus APY of 0.10% requires account linked to Portfolio by Wells Fargo® relationship.
Customer Service	24/7 Live Customer Service (Telephone)	Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
ATMs	Approximately 1,300 ATMs throughout the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Metro D.C., the Carolinas and Florida	More than 13,000 ATMs across the country.
IRA CD	0.10% - 0.15% APY (up to 0.50% for Rate Bump APY). Terms of 3 months to 5 years. Minimum deposit of $250. Additional contributions and penalty-free withdrawal available (depending on account).	Standard Term CD: 0.01% - 0.35% APY. Terms of 1 month to 114 months. Minimum deposit of $1,000. Special CD: 0.30% APY. Terms of 5 months. Minimum deposit of $2,500. Bonus of up to 0.40% APY if you maintain a linked Wells Fargo Prime/Portfolio Checking account.
IRA Money Market		0.03% - 0.05% APY. $100 minimum opening deposit.
Locations	1300 locations along the east coast.	Approximately 5,400 retail banking branches coast to coast.
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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
Bottom Line	East Coast bank with relatively low minimum balance requirements... Read full review	Read full review
	TD Beyond Checking TD Convenience Checking℠	Consumer Checking Account - $400 Bonus
What Others View		Chase
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 01/08/2020 based on 08034 zip code. Wells Fargo: Pricing information from published website as of 04/03/2020 based on 91107 zip code.

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