TD Bank closing dozens of branches across US, check the full list and why you shouldn't worry

TD Bank is planning to close nearly 40 branches across the United States — but if you're a customer, there's no need to panic. Despite the downsizing, the bank reassures that it remains committed to serving its clients with expanded digital services and alternative locations.

The closures are expected to occur by June 5 and affect branches across several states, including New York, Florida, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. According to filings with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), this is part of a larger trend of traditional banks adjusting to changing customer habits, including the widespread shift toward online and mobile banking.

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What’s closing and where?

A total of 39 TD Bank locations are set to be shut down. Among the most affected states are:

• New York: 12 branches
  
  
• New Jersey: 8 branches
  
  
• Florida: 6 branches
  
  
• Pennsylvania: 4 branches
  

Other closures are spread across states like Massachusetts, South Carolina, Connecticut, and Washington, D.C.

Why the closures?

TD Bank, like many others, is responding to the evolving way people manage their money. With more customers using mobile apps and online platforms for everyday banking, the need for brick-and-mortar locations has decreased. The bank emphasized that these decisions are part of a strategic effort to streamline services and focus on areas of higher demand.

Despite the cuts, TD Bank customers will still have access to over 1,100 branches and more than 2,600 ATMs across the country. Additionally, digital banking tools remain available 24/7, and customer support continues via phone and online.

A spokesperson for the bank noted that TD remains committed to providing reliable and convenient banking services, whether in person or digitally:
“We continually evaluate our store network to make sure we are meeting the needs of our customers and positioning ourselves for future growth.”

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What should you do?

If your local branch is affected, TD Bank will notify you well in advance and help you transition your services to the nearest available location or online platform. Customers are encouraged to use the TD mobile app or website, or call customer service for assistance.

While some physical branches are shutting down, your access to TD Bank’s services isn’t going anywhere. The bank is just shifting with the times — and making sure you can bank anytime, anywhere.