Watch the Webinar: New to Canada? Understanding Banking, Credit, and Managing Your Money in Canada

author avatar
TD
Published: August 4, 2026

New to Canada? Understanding how the Canadian banking system works may help you manage your finances and prepare for everyday life in your new community.

Watch this session to learn about everyday banking products and services, credit options, and practical tips to help you build a strong financial foundation as you settle into life in Canada.

Watch the Webinar:

Click here to download the presentation slides!

What You’ll Learn

During this informative webinar, you'll learn about:

  • The Canadian banking system: Discover how banking works in Canada and why good financial habits may help you as you settle into your new life.
  • Chequing accounts, savings accounts and credit cards: Learn the purpose of each, how they differ, and when you might use them.
  • Debit cards and credit cards: Explore how these payment methods work in Canada, when each is commonly used, and what to consider before making purchases.
  • Credit scores: Find out what a credit score is, how it may affect your financial future, and why it is important in Canada.
  • A healthy credit history: Explore practical ways to establish and maintain good credit as a newcomer to Canada.
  • Budgets and everyday money management: Discover simple ways to create a budget, keep track of your spending, and make informed financial decisions.
  • TD products, services and newcomer resources: Learn about banking solutions and resources available to help newcomers and international students establish their financial life in Canada.

Banking in a new country may seem unfamiliar at first. Whether you are a newly arrived professional or an international student, this webinar will help you better understand everyday banking, credit, budgeting and money management in Canada. You will also learn about financial tools and resources that may help you make informed decisions.

Register today to join this live webinar and learn how banking works in Canada and explore the options available to newcomers.

Why Choose TD?

TD has a proud history of delivering financial solutions to Canadians for more than 160 years. TD also brings a century of experience helping newcomers navigate the unique challenges of the Canadian banking system.

With over a thousand branches, and the ability to also serve you in more than 80 different languages, TD has become one of the largest and most trusted banks in Canada, now serving 16 million Canadians.

TD offers online support and resources of interest to newcomers on topics such as banking basics, moving to Canada, credit score essentials, and more. TD is open longer hours for your convenience and has thousands of ATMs across Canada to help you take care of your everyday banking needs quickly and easily.

Ready to Bank?

Learn more about TD New to Canada Banking Package today.

Book an appointment to talk with a TD Personal Banking Associate about the TD New to Canada Banking Package. You can book online right away, or visit the TD website to learn more.

Legal Disclaimer:

Information provided by TD Bank Group and other sources in this article is believed to be accurate and reliable when placed on this site, but we cannot guarantee it is accurate or complete or current at all times. The information in this article is for informational purposes only and is not intended to provide financial, legal, accounting or tax advice, and should not be relied upon in that regard. This information is not to be construed as a solicitation to buy. Products and services of the TD Bank Group are only offered in jurisdictions where they may be lawfully offered for sale. All products and services are subject to the terms of the applicable agreement. The information in this article is subject to change without notice.

® The TD logo and other TD trademarks are the property of The Toronto-Dominion Bank or its subsidiaries.

Share this article
Share your voice
Did you find this article helpful?
Thank you for your feedback.
Subscribe to our newsletter
Did you find this article helpful?
Please provide a response
Thank you for your helpful feedback
Please contact us if you would like to share additional feedback, have a question, or would like Canadian immigration assistance.
  • Do you need Canadian immigration assistance? Contact the Contact Cohen Immigration Law firm by completing our form
  • Send us your feedback or your non-legal assistance questions by emailing us at media@canadavisa.com
Related articles
A Newcomer’s Guide to TFSAs and RRSPs in Canada
A Newcomer's Guide to TFSAs and RRSPs in Canada
Banking Basics for International Students in Canada
Banking Basics for International Students in Canada
Watch the Webinar: New to Canada? Understanding Banking, Credit, and Managing Your Money in Canada
5 Things Newcomers Should Know About Borrowing in Canada
Top Stories
Prince Edward Island issues 181 invitations to apply for provincial nomination to workers in priority occupations
Many of your family members may qualify for Canadian citizenship by descent. But applying together carries a lesser-known risk
British Columbia invites 602 high-economic-impact candidates to apply for provincial nomination
Join our free newsletter. Get Canada's top immigration stories delivered to your inbox.
Subscribe
More in Provinces
Prince Edward Island issues 181 invitations to apply for provincial nomination to workers in priority occupations
View of churches and other buildings in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, shot at dusk.
British Columbia invites 602 high-economic-impact candidates to apply for provincial nomination
Aerial View of Victoria, British Columbia during Summer.
British Columbia to nominate 1,000 additional healthcare, construction, and cream-of-the-crop provincial immigration candidates
Aerial view of New Westminster, British Columbia, showcasing the city's skyline along the Fraser River on a clear day.
Manitoba invites skilled workers recruited through targeted initiatives to apply for provincial nomination
Eriksdale farming community in Manitoba, Canada.
Link copied to clipboard