TD Borderless vs Cross-Border Account
I'm likely opening an TD chequing account soon and also a US account since I get paid from the US in USD, so the US account will be a convenience. I noticed TD has both a "Borderless" (https://www.td.com/ca/en/personal-banki ... less-plan/) and "Cross-Border" (http://www.tdbank.com/personal/cross-bo ... nking.html) accounts. I'm not quite sure what the main differences are or why they are considered a separate thing.
I'm pretty sure the correct one I'm after is one of the Cross-Border accounts, as the "Borderless" account is advertised for "Frequent US Travelers" which I'm not. I also would like a visa debit card for the US account, which I don't see anything about a card for the Borderless plan.
Just curious why these two similar types of accounts are separated from one another?
Thanks.
I'm pretty sure the correct one I'm after is one of the Cross-Border accounts, as the "Borderless" account is advertised for "Frequent US Travelers" which I'm not. I also would like a visa debit card for the US account, which I don't see anything about a card for the Borderless plan.
Just curious why these two similar types of accounts are separated from one another?
Thanks.