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TD Bank

Offers banking, loans, and wealth management.

Associate Banker II - South Plainfield, Hrs, Bilingual Preferred, Spanish

Part-TimePosted on 9/17/2026Deadline 9/23/26
$22 - $27.75/hr
Junior
South Plainfield, NJ, USA
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About the job

Requirements
  • A high school diploma or GED is required.
  • At least one year of experience working with customers in any capacity is required; this may be demonstrated through volunteering, education, or military experience.
  • The ability to work scheduled evenings, weekends, and holidays during operating hours is required.
  • Strong organizational skills are required to handle multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment.
  • Excellent communication skills are required, with the ability to be concise, clear, and consistent.
  • Effective problem-solving skills are required.
  • The ability to schedule and prioritize work is required.
  • The ability to work independently and within deadlines is required.
  • Sound judgment in decision-making and problem-solving is required.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office is required.
  • Required training includes Teller training and Part 1 of platform training after hire.
  • Occasional domestic travel is required.
  • The role requires frequent sedentary work, sitting, and standing; continuous performance of multiple tasks, operation of standard office equipment, concentration, reading, writing, comprehension, and basic arithmetic; and occasional walking, confined-space movement, lifting, carrying, squatting, bending, kneeling, crawling, climbing, reaching, pushing, pulling, and twisting.
Responsibilities
  • Process customer transactions accurately across multiple areas of the store location.
  • Open new accounts and educate customers about banking products and services.
  • Deliver end-to-end customer advice through educational content and tools, consultative support, and proactive insights and recommendations.
  • Use TD systems and tools to acquire and deepen customer relationships through advice and guidance.
  • Identify customer financial needs, promote and educate customers about products and services, and refer customers to appropriate team members or internal bank partners.
  • Perform teller-line and platform transactions, including opening and closing personal deposit accounts, everyday banking transactions, debit and credit card issues, Regulation E matters, and mobile and online banking support.
  • Manage self-generated, partner, retail-to-retail referral, and campaign leads; conduct customer outreach, set or host appointments, and prioritize leads.
  • Provide customer service while transacting, promoting, educating, and referring TD products to new and existing customers.
  • Establish and nurture customer relationships by identifying additional needs and offering solutions or partner referrals.
  • Schedule, reschedule, or cancel client meetings to manage wait times for bankers.
  • Provide lobby leadership, serve as an initial contact for inquiries and resolutions, coordinate walk-in traffic, and schedule appointments with experts.
  • Drive referrals to store colleagues and partners for customers’ broader financial needs.
  • Perform tasks in accordance with established policies and procedures.
  • Complete required job-specific and compliance-related training.
  • Follow compliance, risk, control, audit, and regulatory requirements and maintain appropriate action-plan records.
  • Process cash, deposit, withdrawal, account-servicing, check-cashing, debit-card-reordering, and address-update transactions accurately.
  • Apply customer-authentication principles, compliance regulations, and due diligence to account openings and transactions.
  • Manage cash drawers, cash limits, drawer security, station security, balances, and the TCR.
  • Act as a dual-control agent when required and follow required opening and closing procedures.
  • Participate in team activities, personal performance and development activities, and efforts to improve work quality.
  • Act as a brand champion, collaborate with team members, and support team and organizational success.
  • Seek feedback and development opportunities, participate in TD’s shared commitments, and support an inclusive culture.
  • Model quality service during every customer interaction.
  • May train and mentor newer colleagues.
Desired Qualifications
  • Demonstrated customer service skills are preferred.
  • Teller experience is preferred.
  • A notary license is preferred.

About the company

TD Bank provides a wide range of banking and financial services in North America for individuals, businesses, and corporations. Core offerings include checking and savings accounts, credit cards, loans, mortgages, investment products, and wealth management. TD Bank emphasizes digital banking through online and mobile apps that let customers manage money, pay bills, deposit checks, transfer funds, and manage cards. Revenue comes from interest on loans, service fees, and investment income. The company differentiates itself with a broad product lineup, large North American footprint, and integrated services for both personal and business customers, plus a focus on digital accessibility. Its goal is to be a leading, accessible financial institution that helps customers manage and grow their money through convenient, everyday banking and investment solutions.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Toronto, Canada

Founded

1955

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What believers are saying

  • TD's August 27, 2026 quarter delivered C$4.7 billion adjusted net income.
  • TD plans 100 U.S. branches by 2028 and opened Charlotte's Ballantyne office September 2026.
  • TD cut C$900 million in structural costs and deployed AI to 20,000 colleagues.

What critics are saying

  • OCC and FinCEN consent orders still constrain TD's U.S. growth through 2027.
  • TD expects about US$550 million AML remediation costs in fiscal 2026.
  • A failed AML cleanup can trigger harsher limits, penalties, or forced U.S. retrenchment.

What makes TD Bank unique

  • TD's One TD model mixes digital banking with face-to-face service, especially in Charlotte.
  • TD spans Canadian banking, U.S. retail, wealth, and wholesale after Cowen integration.
  • TD's dense Northeast and Southeast branch strategy creates local deposit franchises competitors lack.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Paid Vacation

Flexible Work Hours

Professional Development Budget

Mental Health Support

Wellness Program

Performance Bonus

Company News

Yahoo Finance
Sep 17th, 2026
TD Bank plans 100 new US branches by 2028 amid $550M AML remediation costs

TD Bank plans to open 100 US branches by the end of 2028, focusing on strengthening its presence in major Northeast markets whilst expanding in Florida and the Carolinas, subject to regulatory approval. The expansion will build on an existing network of roughly 1,100 stores. The bank's anti-money-laundering remediation remains ongoing, with fiscal 2026 costs rising to $550 million. New controls must still be validated by internal and external reviewers before regulatory relief. TD is targeting C$750 million in structural US cost savings to fund growth. Leo Salom, TD Bank's Head of US Banking, cautioned that the branch announcement should not be viewed as evidence that TD has completed its remediation plan or met all requirements under its consent order.

Ideals Work Financial
Sep 8th, 2026
TD expands US branches as AML reforms tighten.

TD expands US branches as AML reforms tighten. 08/09/2026 by Qodriyah Rosdi Fund Picks TD Bank announced a plan to open 100 U.S. branches by the end of 2028, describing the move as "a today strategy," according to U.S. executive Allison Robinson on Wednesday. The initiative is part of an organic growth strategy that also includes hiring additional retail and commercial bankers to staff the new locations. Branch rollout targets and geographic focus. The bank intends to add roughly 65 of the new locations in the Southeast, spanning the Carolinas to Florida, said regional president Nick Miceli. Charlotte, North Carolina, and south Florida were highlighted as markets where TD can increase branch density to capture more market share. Robinson noted that internal data consistently shows strong consumer preference for banking services in those corridors, reinforcing the decision to concentrate resources there. In established markets such as Boston, New York City and Philadelphia, the lender may either open a fresh site or reposition an existing branch to improve convenience, Robinson explained. Relocating a branch allows TD to align physical locations with evolving commuter patterns and high-traffic commercial zones, enhancing overall client accessibility. The U.S. operations are headquartered in Mount Laurel, New Jersey. Regulatory backdrop and past setbacks. TD's earlier ambition in May 2023 called for 150 U.S. branches by 2027, focusing on the Southeast after a $13.4 billion acquisition of First Horizon fell through. However, anti-money-laundering (AML) issues triggered a $3.09 billion penalty and an asset cap of $434 billion on its U.S. retail business. Executives repeatedly emphasized that strengthening the AML program remains the No. 1 priority as the bank works through the consent order. Those challenges slowed branch openings dramatically, and the bank shut about 91 branches over the past two years. Then-CEO Bharat Masrani acknowledged the slowdown in 2024. The closures were largely driven by the need to align the network with tighter regulatory expectations while preserving capital efficiency. The lender now reports a reduced U.S. asset base of roughly $48 billion, after the cap was imposed, according to industry reporting. This reduction mirrors the broader effort to bring the U.S. franchise into compliance with the consent order's asset limitations. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. lists TD with about 1,050 U.S. branches today, a flat fact that shows the scale of the upcoming expansion. As Canada's second-largest lender with roughly $2.1 trillion in total assets, TD's U.S. footprint represents a strategic pillar of its global growth agenda. Corporate footprint growth in Charlotte. At a ribbon-cutting ceremony, TD unveiled a 91,000-square-foot office in Charlotte's Ballantyne district. The space can host up to 540 employees across finance, audit, compliance, regulatory and legal functions. The bank is already evaluating additional locations that would collectively equal three times the size of the Ballantyne office, signaling a long-term commitment to the region. CEO Raymond Chun said the new site triples TD's corporate footprint in the city. He added that the bank is now seeking additional space equal to three times the current office size. This pursuit aligns with the broader objective of establishing a multi-site campus that can support future hiring waves. Charlotte's skilled labor pool - about 104,000 people employed in financial services, per the local business alliance - was cited as a key factor for the expansion. The Charlotte Regional Business Alliance's data shows the depth of talent available, ranging from risk management specialists to technology professionals. Compared with the earlier, more aggressive branch count, the current plan reflects a measured approach that balances growth ambitions with ongoing regulatory remediation. It mirrors past instances where banks tempered expansion after compliance setbacks, choosing incremental steps over rapid rollout. Miceli's analogy of each new branch turning a "pond into a lake, eventually an ocean" illustrates how the bank expects scale to translate into stronger market positioning. Implementation progress and outlook. TD is already standing up three North Carolina locations: two in Charlotte and one in Raleigh. Robinson said the bank is working with partners to formalize site selection for the remaining locations. Those partners include local developers and municipal planners who can expedite permitting and community integration. "All the work that we're doing across all of our businesses is helping move us forward," Robinson said, expressing confidence that the bank can grow while advancing its AML program. She added that the momentum generated by the current projects fuels a sense of excitement across the U.S. franchise, reinforcing the belief that the growth trajectory is sustainable. During the fiscal third-quarter earnings call on Aug. 27, CEO Leo Salom reiterated that the AML program remains the top priority and that its maturity has improved significantly. Salom told analysts the consent order limiting assets is still in place, but the bank feels comfortable announcing the branch plan because of progress with regulators. He emphasized that resolving the consent order "comprehensively and urgently" remains the highest priority. TD's broader ambition is to climb the ranks of North America's biggest banks. The goal of establishing 20 branches in the Charlotte area is described as a first step toward a longer-term target of 100 branches in North Carolina.

Yahoo Finance
Sep 4th, 2026
TD Bank opens 91,000 sq ft Ballantyne office, eyes top 5 US bank ranking with $2.1T in assets

TD Bank opened its new Charlotte office in Ballantyne this week, marking a significant expansion in the competitive market. The facility at 13024 Ballantyne Corporate Place can accommodate 540 people across three floors totalling more than 91,000 square feet. The Toronto-based bank, which had $2.1 trillion in assets on 31 July, is the eighth-largest bank in America and aims to reach the top five. TD previously leased 18,500 square feet in the Irby Building, housing over 100 employees. The expansion positions TD Bank to compete with Charlotte's "Big Three" — Bank of America, Truist, and Wells Fargo — plus other major players like PNC and JPMorgan Chase. Regional president Nick Miceli said TD's teamwork-focused "One TD" approach and emphasis on personal service differentiate it from competitors whilst maintaining a balance between technology and face-to-face trust.

The Charlotte Observer
Sep 4th, 2026
Inside TD Bank's Charlotte expansion: A new Ballantyne office, Zen room, catering.

Inside TD Bank's Charlotte expansion: A new Ballantyne office, Zen room, catering. September 4, 2026 5:10 AM Gift Article TD Bank marked the grand opening of its Charlotte office this week in the Ballantyne area as it works to attract talent in a competitive market. The Wednesday event included a facility tour and ribbon-cutting ceremony with bank leadership and local government officials. The new location, at 13024 Ballantyne Corporate Place, can accommodate 540 people. TD Bank will occupy three floors in the Harris building totaling more than 91,000 square feet, plus an additional ground-floor suite. TD Bank is touting that it is the eighth-largest bank in America, with goals to jump into the top five, according to the company. TD had $2.1 trillion in assets on July 31, according to a company news release. In October, TD Bank announced plans to expand its corporate presence in Charlotte with a new 10-year lease at Northwood Office's Ballantyne property. Northwood Office is part of Northwood Investors, which owns Ballantyne Corporate Park. TD previously leased 18,500 square feet in the Irby Building at 11325 N. Community House Road, where more than 100 employees work. The site now housing 111 employees is part of the bank's plan for growth in the Charlotte region. Here's how TD Bank is competing. A 'One TD' approach amid Charlotte bank competition. The Toronto-based bank (with a U.S. division headquartered in Mount Laurel, New Jersey) is growing its footprint in a market dominated by Bank of America, Truist, and Wells Fargo - known as the region's "Big Three" banks. Competitors also include PNC, JPMorgan Chase and Huntington Bank. Nick Miceli, regional president of TD's Southeast Metro, spoke to the media about the new office and how TD Bank is fitting into the Charlotte region. During the grand opening, TD Bank officials noted that Charlotte's status as on the largest banking capitals in the U.S. offers the bank access to top-tier senior executives and a strong talent pipeline from regional universities. Miceli said TD Bank's teamwork-focused "One TD" approach and emphasis on personal service sets it apart from major competitors. "There are other organizations where the pronouns they were using is 'my customer came into your branch and they had a bad experience. How are you going to figure out the difference?' " Miceli said. "Those are not the words we use. (We say) 'Our customer is in our stores, and how are we going to solve their issues?'" He also emphasized the importance of technology and AI, noting they should enhance rather than replace face-to-face trust as the company strives to be "a more human bank." "Digital offers are really, really important to our clients, but that doesn't mean that we can't sit down and have a conversation when someone's thinking about planning for retirement or saving for a home," Miceli said. "They're going to do that with people they trust." TD's work-from-home policy. TD's work-from-home policy depends on the role, with some employees working remotely, some splitting time between home and the office, and others working on-site full-time. The bank aims to create welcoming workplaces that encourage employees to collaborate in person. TD's expanded presence in Charlotte brings finance, audit, compliance, regulatory and legal teams together to strengthen collaboration in the post-COVID era. Many organizations have struggled to bring employees back to the office, and the COVID pandemic disrupted traditional workplaces, Miceli said. "We lost some of that collaboration," he said. "We lost some of that ability to have those 'stop and chats.'" What's Inside TD's new Charlotte building? The newly opened facility at Charlotte's Ballantyne campus occupies four floors of the Harris Building, featuring areas for client hosting, corporate operations and collaboration. The first floor houses "The Vault," a multipurpose, public-facing space for market gatherings, colleague engagement and client events. It also has large digital displays and catering facilities. Floors seven through nine serve as the primary corporate workspace, linked by a central staircase designed to encourage movement and reduce reliance on elevators. Construction on the seventh floor is expected to finish in January with a layout modeled after the eighth floor's neighborhood-style workstations. The eighth floor is an open, collaborative hub organized around central meeting rooms to maximize natural light from windows. The ninth floor includes open workstations and an executive entertainment area for clients. Designed to support employee well-being and local culture, the facility offers amenities focused on inclusion and areas for recharging. All workstations include sit-stand desks, complemented by private phone booths for quiet focus within the open floor plan. Employees also have access to a Zen room with massage chairs, wellness spaces, quiet prayer rooms and nursing facilities. Central colleague cafes provide complimentary premium coffee and beverages, while gaming lounges with puzzles and tabletop games offer opportunities for hands-on breaks from screens. Why is TD Bank expanding in Charlotte? The bank announced plans in 2022 to open more than a dozen locations in the coming years to capitalize on Charlotte's rapid economic and population growth. What's Next for TD Bank in Charlotte? TD Bank is planning to open branches in the Berewick neighborhood of southwest Charlotte at 9424 Steele Creek Road, and in Huntersville at 8830 Lindholm Drive. TD currently operates eight branches in the Charlotte area; these new sites will bring the local total to 10. Overall, the bank plans to add 100 new branches across its footprint in the next two years, with 20 targeted specifically for the Charlotte market. These branches are taking on a broader advisory role. This includes helping customers navigate major financial decisions, offering strategic guidance, and building community relationships through financial literacy and fraud prevention programs. TD is also placing greater emphasis on supporting small and midsize businesses from startup through succession planning and retirement. July 31, 2026 5:15 AM August 14, 2026 5:00 AM The Charlotte Observer Chase Jordan is a business reporter for The Charlotte Observer, and has nearly a decade of experience covering news in North Carolina. Prior to joining the Observer, he was a growth and development reporter for the Wilmington StarNews. The Kansas City native is a graduate of Bethune-Cookman University.

Insider Monkey
Sep 1st, 2026
TD's (TD) record quarter comes with A regulatory asterisk.

TD's (TD) record quarter comes with A regulatory asterisk. Published on september 1, 2026 at 5:59 am by maham fatima in hedge funds, news. On August 27, The Toronto-Dominion Bank (NYSE:TD) reported a quarter that looked almost too clean. Adjusted net income reached $4.7 billion, up 21% year over year, while adjusted diluted EPS jumped 26% to $2.77. Every major business Canadian banking, US banking, wealth, and wholesale, grew earnings at once, a rare alignment for a bank this size. Return on equity climbed to 16.0%, up 280 basis points from a year earlier. Yet management spent a good chunk of the call addressing trade uncertainty and a regulatory program that is far from finished. A bank firing on every cylinder at once. Canadian Personal and Commercial Banking posted $2,095 million in net income, up 7% year over year, on record deposit and loan volumes, with margins up 3 basis points sequentially even in a competitive mortgage market. US Banking net income jumped 41% year over year to $1,074 million, and net interest margin rose to 3.47%, up 6 basis points sequentially. CEO Raymond Chun pointed to total loans turning positive sequentially as an inflection point for the U business. Bank card balances there grew 20% year over year, mid-market lending 15%, and home equity lending 6%. Wholesale Banking was the standout, with net income up 87% year over year to $743 million. Chun said wholesale revenue has come close to doubling every quarter since TD absorbed Cowen, and deposits in that business grew 18% year over year as the bank builds out a global transaction banking platform. Wealth Management and Insurance added $841 million in net income, up 20%, with new accounts up 26% and a record $24 billion in referrals year to date. TD also already banked $900 million of its targeted structural cost cuts for fiscal 2026, ahead of schedule, and pulled in $200 million of value from AI tools now reaching more than 20,000 client-facing colleagues. The shadows still hanging over the story. Management opened the call by flagging fresh strain in the Canada-US trade relationship, with the bank setting aside roughly $500 million in reserves specifically for trade and policy risk. Chief Risk Officer Ajai Bambawale said future credit forecasting now has to weigh trade tensions, the Middle East conflict, and other unresolved factors, a wider list of unknowns than banks usually underwrite around. The US anti-money laundering remediation program is also still open. Leo Salom, who runs US Banking, noted that "the consent order is still in place," with roughly $550 million in remediation costs expected for the fiscal year. That program sits right alongside a plan to open 100 new US branches by the end of calendar 2028, so the bank is expanding its US footprint while still working through the compliance issues that constrained it in the first place. Separately, the CET1 ratio slipped 3 basis points sequentially to 14.3%, driven by the repurchase of 14.5 million common shares, and US Banking deposits were flat year over year once sweep, and government banking balances are excluded. What the market is actually pricing in. Hedge fund ownership of TD fell from 33 funds to 30 funds quarter over quarter, pointing to some institutional trimming even after a record quarter. The stock trades at a forward price-to-earnings ratio of 15.48 as of August 31, a modest multiple for a bank posting double-digit earnings and EPS growth. That combination suggests that the market has not yet fully credited the acceleration in wholesale and US banking. Management itself pointed to as much as $13 billion in potential capital return for fiscal 2027, a figure investors have not obviously bid the stock up for. The gap between the numbers TD just posted and where funds are positioned is the tension worth watching. The real question heading into fiscal 2027. TD's third quarter shows a bank hitting on nearly every operating lever at once, from record Canadian and wholesale earnings to a US business that finally looks like it is turning a corner. The open question is whether the trade reserve and the ongoing AML consent order stay contained side stories or start weighing on the expansion management just outlined, including those 100 new US branches by 2028.