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TD Bank vs. Chase Bank mortgages

One mortgage lender has more nationwide availability, but watch out for fees.

Britny Lawhorn
Britny Lawhorn

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How do TD Bank and Chase Bank compare?

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  • Choose this lender for down payments as low as 3%
  • Choose another lender if you’re not on the East Coast
  • A good option for borrowers with an atypical schedule looking to sit down with a loan specialist
  • Choose this lender for great in-person help at branches in 22 states
  • Watch out for frustrating customer service online and over the phone
  • A good option for borrowers who want a mortgage from a well-known bank.

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Loans offered

  • Purchase
  • Refinance
  • Jumbo
  • Home Equity
  • FHA
  • VA
  • USDA
  • Purchase
  • Refinance
  • Jumbo
  • Home Equity
  • FHA
  • VA
  • USDA

Minimum credit score

Conventional: 620

Conventional: 620

States available

Only available in: CT, DE, FL, GA, MA, MD, ME, NC, NH, NJ, NY, RI, SC, VA

Available in all states

Pros

  • Online process
  • Low down payment programs
  • Guides and resources
  • Flexible application process
  • Online tracking
  • Other banking products
  • Member discounts

Cons

  • East Coast only
  • Online customer service limited
  • Unclear loan availability
  • Multiple fees
  • Requires fair to excellent credit
  • Limited branches for in-person service

Customer reviews

TD Bank is accredited with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) and receives an A+ rating. The customer reviews on its BBB profile are sparse — slightly under 130 as of September 2019 — and what few are there average to barely over 1 out of 5 stars. Negative reviews focus on poor customer service, and complaints are overwhelmingly categorized as issues with product and service or billing and collections. Out of the more than 950 complaints lodged through the BBB, all have either been answered or resolved. In contrast to the poor ratings on its BBB profile, TD Bank received a 2019 award from J.D. Power for its retail banking customer satisfaction in the Southeast.
Chase Bank has a B+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, where it receives 1/5 stars from customers as of September 2019. It gets just slightly better marks on Trustpilot, where it gets 1.7/5 stars. But those reviews are for the bank as a whole, and not necessarily its mortgage products. Happy customers praise the app, online access and personal service in branches. Most of the negative reviews focus on frustrating customer service, with customers having trouble getting ahold of someone, being passed around on the phone or just never getting the help they need.

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