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Is TD Bank a good bank?
TD Bank claims to be “America’s most convenient bank.” With many physical locations, extended business hours, curbside debit card replacement, fraud alerts and mobile banking options, it’d seem the case. But even with its wide range of banking, lending and investment products, it’s limited availability by location is a drawback.
If you’re looking for a bank that’s available across the nation or a checking account with fewer fees that also earns interest, TD Bank may not be the best fit.
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