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TD Canada paper statement is C$2

By Karla CastroUpdated November 2, 2026

TD Canada Trust's account fees page prints a paper statement fee of C$2 on TD Unlimited Chequing and TD Every Day Chequing. All Inclusive, Minimum, and Student are no fee. The page does not print an account closing fee.

Paper statement

Opened 2 November 2026. The statement fees row is: All Inclusive Banking Plan, no fee. Unlimited Chequing, C$2. Every Day Chequing, C$2. Minimum Chequing, no fee. Student Chequing, no fee. The page says this is the monthly fee to receive mailed paper statements, and that paperless record keeping is no fee.

A copy of a statement or a transaction over 90 days old is C$15 an item on each of those accounts. That copy is not the monthly paper fee. Cheque image return is a separate C$2 a month on Unlimited, Every Day, Minimum, and Student, and no fee on All Inclusive.

Closing the account

The same fees page does not print an account closing fee or an early close dollar. Do not borrow another bank's closing price. If a closing charge appears on your statement, ask TD which schedule applies.

Upload the statement on Expenvo. The PDF stays on your device. Expenvo lists the lines. It does not sign in to the bank, and it does not close the account.

Questions

Does TD Canada print a paper statement fee?
Opened 2 November 2026. The statement fees row is: All Inclusive Banking Plan, no fee. Unlimited Chequing, C$2. Every Day Chequing, C$2. Minimum Chequing, no fee. Student Chequing, no fee. The page says this is the monthly fee to receive mailed paper statements, and that paperless record keeping is no fee.
Does the schedule print an early account closing fee?
The same fees page does not print an account closing fee or an early close dollar. Do not borrow another bank's closing price. If a closing charge appears on your statement, ask TD which schedule applies.
Is a quiet schedule the same as a printed C$0?
No. If the schedule does not print a dollar, this page says that. It does not turn silence into free.

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