This banking professional brings TD’s relationship-driven banking experience to life by cultivating and sustaining client relationships and delivering personalized banking solutions that support clients’ long-term financial goals. The role is accountable for acquiring new clients and deepening existing relationships through consultative engagement, needs-based guidance, strong product knowledge, and disciplined execution while upholding risk and regulatory standards. Based at a bank location in Middletown, Delaware, the Relationship Banker II leads client engagement across walk-in, appointment, and outbound opportunities. The role identifies client needs, provides tailored guidance on products and services, supports more complex client scenarios, and collaborates with partners to execute referrals, including mortgage-related referrals. It also serves as an advocate and primary point of accountability for client concerns, while maintaining accurate records and following policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements. The position includes team leadership responsibilities such as monitoring workflow, prioritizing tasks, and delegating responsibilities. It requires completion of required training and the ability to obtain and maintain NMLS registration as required. The role is classified as a Loan Originator and Mortgage Loan Originator under the cited federal regulations and is subject to eligibility and background-check requirements. The role is listed as 40 hours, with pay of $23.25–$30.75 USD. TD describes its Total Rewards package as including base salary and variable compensation or incentive awards, health and well-being benefits, savings and retirement programs, paid time off, banking benefits and discounts, career development, and reward and recognition. Training, onboarding, development conversations, an online learning platform, and mentoring programs are also described.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED