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TD (NYSE:TD) released its 2025 Merry Money survey of 2,521 U.S. adults (Oct 14–21, 2025) on holiday shopping and budgets.

Key findings: 88% of Gen Z plan steps to limit overspending; 77% of Gen Z will make a holiday budget and 51% of those plan to use generative AI to build it. Overall, 67% of shoppers will set a holiday budget, 59% expect to spend under $600, and 60% expect to pay balances in full by Jan 2026. Amazon remains dominant (73% plan to shop there).

TD (NYSE:TD) announced on November 19, 2025 that U.S. TD credit cardholders can now use Amazon Shop with Points at checkout on Amazon.com. The feature lets eligible cardholders pay with all or part of their TD Rewards points instantly during checkout, enabling simultaneous earning and redemption of rewards.

Eligible cards include TD Cash, TD Cash Secured, TD Double Up, TD Business Solutions, and TD First Class. The launch is positioned to simplify holiday shopping by reducing friction in redeeming points.

TD (NYSE:TD) shared results from a survey of 238 affordable housing professionals at a November 2025 conference showing mixed near-term outlooks. Key findings:

• 62% expect development to rise in 2026.
• 52% are confident access to affordable housing will expand in 2026.
• 55% cite high construction costs and 39% cite tariff-driven price increases as main barriers.
• Only 29% plan to expand housing developments next year.
• 60% say proposed Section 8 changes will influence plans; 84% of those expect a negative impact.

The survey highlights demand pockets—multi-family, senior housing, and workforce housing—and signals lender opportunity for dedicated affordable housing lending, flexible terms, and bridge financing.

TD (NYSE:TD) appointed Mike Phillips as North Florida Commercial Market President, effective November 3, 2025. Based in Orlando, he will report to Nick Miceli, Regional President, Southeast Metro, and lead commercial banking strategy across greater Orlando, Tampa/St. Petersburg, Jacksonville, Gainesville, Ocala, Daytona, Lakeland and Melbourne.

Phillips joins with more than 30 years of commercial banking experience and has held roles including Senior Credit Officer for Florida Regional Commercial and Wealth. He helped position TD as the number one SBA lender within its footprint and will collaborate across Retail, Treasury Management, and Wealth to support regional growth.

TD (NYSE:TD) ranked No. 1 for the ninth consecutive year in total approved U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) loans across its Maine-to-Florida footprint for the SBA fiscal year 2025 (Oct. 1, 2024–Sept. 30, 2025).

TD reported it approved 3,412 SBA 7(a) loans and lent approximately $486 million in that footprint during the period, and it is ranked No. 5 among SBA lenders nationwide. The bank highlights specialization in startup franchises, medical practices, business acquisitions, partner buyouts and owner-occupied commercial real estate, and emphasizes partnership, education and preferred-lender expertise to support small-business growth.

TD (NYSE:TD) announced two U.S. executive appointments effective December 1, 2025: Brian Callanan as U.S. General Counsel and Andre Ramos as U.S. Chief Financial Officer.

Callanan joins from Liberty Strategic Capital and previously served as General Counsel of the U.S. Department of the Treasury; Ramos joins from JPMorgan Chase after 11 years in business CFO roles, including Consumer Banking CFO. Management said the hires support TD's plan to become more efficient and competitive in the U.S. and will strengthen governance, financial strategy, and treasury management for the U.S. franchise.

TD (NYSE:TD) released a nationwide HELOC Trend Watch survey of 2,012 U.S. homeowners (Aug 18–28, 2025) showing homeowners are staying put and using home equity to bolster stability amid rate uncertainty. Key findings: 74% plan to remain in their home for two years, 58% cite their existing mortgage rate as a reason not to sell, and 86% of home equity product users view a HELOC as part of their financial safety net. Current HELOC/home equity loan usage is 30%, with 67% having at least $100,000 in equity. The survey also found 84% carry non-mortgage debt and 70% of those would consider debt consolidation into a lower-rate loan.

The release highlights rising demand for debt consolidation, renovation financing, and a need for homeowner education on equity products.

TD Bank (NYSE:TD) has activated its TD Cares program to support clients affected by the U.S. Government shutdown beginning October 1, 2025. The program offers various financial relief measures including: fee refunds for overdrafts, non-TD ATM usage, and monthly maintenance; waiver of early withdrawal penalties on CDs; late fee refunds on TD Visa credit cards; and payment assistance for mortgage, home equity, personal, auto finance, and business loans.

Affected clients include federal employees, contractors, and individuals whose federal benefits are impacted by the shutdown. Support is available 24/7 through TD's phone support or at local TD Bank locations.

TD Bank (NYSE:TD) released a comprehensive survey revealing significant changes in U.S. consumer spending habits due to inflation. The study shows that 87% of Americans have modified their spending behaviors, with 29% reducing nonessential purchases and 19% actively seeking discounts.

The survey highlights that 46% of respondents cite groceries as their primary credit card expense, followed by gas at 13%. Among cardholders, 73% report carrying credit card debt, with 55% owing less than $6,000. Consumer sentiment is mixed, with 40% feeling optimistic about the economic outlook, while 38% remain pessimistic.

Regarding credit card preferences, 35% of consumers value rewards as their top benefit, with cash back being particularly popular. 34% of cardholders prefer redeeming rewards as statement credits, while 20% opt for direct deposits.