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Why offer sharedealing services to your customers?

Offering a sharedealing service from TD Direct Investing to your customers allows them to open a trading account with one of the largest and most respected stockbrokers in the UK. Your customers can buy or sell shares online or over the phone for a competitive price.

Why become an Affinity partner of TD?

Becoming an affinity partner of TD enables you to offer an excellent service to your customers whilst creating a future stream of residual income.

  • Complementary product offering for your customers
  • Quick links from your website to TD's
  • Partner with an internationally respected brand
  • Online offering with full telephony support
  • New revenue stream
  • Residual income for the future
  • All customers given a unique identifier
  • Commission paid monthly on numbers of trades
  • Management information provided to show numbers of trades per month

How does the TD Affinity Partnership work?

Our partner companies place a link on their own website which takes their customers to a new page detailing the sharedealing service. This page will be joint branded and gives the partner the opportunity to introduce TD and explain more about our service. Customers who are interested in taking out a sharedealing account can then click on a link which will take them to TD's account opening webpages.

Tags and cookies enable TD to track all accounts opened and subsequent trades. Commission will be paid to the partner for all trades placed by customers during the partnership.

About TD

TD is part of one of the world's largest discount brokerage groups and a subsidiary of the TD Bank Group (TD or the Bank), which includes:

  • TD Ameritrade (US)
  • NatWest Stockbrokers
  • TD Direct Investing International

19 million customers worldwide - 6 million online
CDN$620 billion customer assets under administration as of 31st October 2010.

TD

Established in 1997 - UK's leading execution-only share dealing provider (*Source: Compeer based on daily average retail trades for TD including its white label partners, as at Q3 2010)

£3.77 billion customer assets

Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, Luxembourg and the London Investor Centre

Broad range of products and services for Trading and Investing

Contact us:

To find out more about how our Affinity Partnerships and our Corporate Services can add value to your business please contact:

Richard WhithamStuart Clarke
Business Development Manager Head of Corporate Services
0113 346 2977 0113 346 2497
Richard_Whitham@tdwh.co.uk Stuart_Clarke@tdwh.co.uk

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Risks

  • The value of your investments can go down as well as up. You may not get back all the money that you invest.
  • Please note the tax treatment of these products depends on the individual circumstances of each customer and may be subject to change in future.
  • There may be a Fund Manager charge, which is a percentage of the value of your investment. This can differ depending on the fund.

The value of your investments can go down as well as up. You may not get back all the funds you invest.

Compensation Arrangements (see also Appendix E of our Terms of Service)
Your eligible deposits with TD Bank N.V. are protected up to a total of 100,000 euro by the 'Deposit Guarantee Scheme', the Dutch deposit protection scheme and are not protected by the UK Financial Services Compensation Scheme. Any deposits you hold above the 100,000 euro limit are not covered.

Please click here for further information http://www.dnb.nl/en/about-dnb/consumers-and-dnb/consumers-and-supervision/depositogarantiestelsel/index.jsp.

Brokerage services provided by TD Direct Investing (Europe) Limited are protected by the UK Financial Services Compensation Scheme (“FSCS”). Eligible claimants are protected up to a maximum of £50,000 per claimant. Further information is available on the FSCS website at www.fscs.org.uk