The Banking Associate at TD Bank plays a crucial role in delivering the bank's brand promise at a store location. This position is responsible for accurately completing everyday banking transactions and providing advice and educational support on services, products, and tools to help customers achieve their financial goals. The Banking Associate performs a wide range of tasks across multiple areas within the store, including processing customer transactions, opening new accounts, and educating customers on all banking products and services. In this role, the Banking Associate is expected to deliver end-to-end advice that customers expect, which includes building trust through educational content and tools, providing consultative support, and advocating with proactive insights and recommendations. The associate utilizes TD's systems and tools to engage with customers, aiming to acquire and deepen relationships by providing advice and guidance that ultimately attracts and retains customers. Understanding customer financial needs is essential, as the associate identifies opportunities to promote and educate on products and services or refer customers to the appropriate team member or internal bank partner, ensuring a positive customer experience. The Banking Associate is also responsible for managing customer interactions on both the teller line and platform, handling tasks such as opening and closing personal deposit accounts, addressing debit and credit card issues, and assisting with mobile and online banking. The role requires strong organizational skills to manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment, excellent communication skills, and effective problem-solving abilities. The associate must also comply with all regulations and policies, ensuring ongoing compliance with internal and external audit and regulatory requirements. Overall, the Banking Associate is a vital part of the TD Bank team, contributing to a positive work environment and supporting the bank's commitment to customer service and community engagement.