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TD Cash Credit Card Review

The basics

Balance transfer details

Intro APR

0%

Intro Period

12 billing cycles

Fee

3% or $5 whichever is greater

Annual Fee

$0

Regular APR

-

Credit Score Required

Good

Good for: Foodies looking for cash back rewards

Our verdict

If your primary use of your credit card is buying food—whether that be at a restaurant or a grocery store—the TD Cash Credit Card may be a good fit for you, your belly, and your wallet. The card offers 3% cash back on dining and 2% cash back on groceries. The downside is the 0% introductory APR on balance transfers is on the shorter side at 12 billing cycles and does not apply to new purchase

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Beyond the basics

  • Sign-up bonus
  • No annual fee
  • Bonus rewards points in certain categories

Purchase APR

-

Cash Advance APR

25.24%

Penalty APR

-

Sign up Bonus

15000 Bonus points

Foreign Transaction Fees

3%

Late Fees

After 1 year, $40

Network

-

Full review

Lender description TD Bank is among the largest banks in the nation and has a wide array of financial offerings for retail, small business, and commercial banking.

Best used for

  • Dining & groceries
  • Everyday spending
  • Paying off debt

Pros & cons

  • 3% cash back on dining and 2% cash back on groceries
  • No annual fee
  • 0% introductory APR for first 12 billing cycles on balance transfers
  • Balance transfer fee of $5 or 3% of the amount transferred, whichever is greater
  • No introductory APR offer on new purchases

Most suitable for

Card reward details With the TD Cash Credit Card, users can earn $150 cash back when they spend $500 within 90 days of opening their account. This card offers 3% cash back on dining, 2% cash back on groceries, and 1% cash back on all other purchases.

How to apply Apply online by providing basic personal information. If you’re already a TD Bank customer, you can log in with your existing credentials.

Available The TD Cash Credit Card is available nationwide.

Balance transfer example If you have a balance of $6,200 with an APR of 18% and pay $426 toward the balance each month, you would pay off your debt in 17 months with a total interest of $788.01. If you transferred that balance and still paid $426 each month, you’d pay off your debt in 16 months with a total interest of $39 based on average regular APR.