TD Insurance Home Insurance Reviews

I was claims free with on my home insurance with TD for 19 years then when a tree fell on my shed during a windstorm, I quickly found out they care way more about their "preferred vendors" than they do about their customers. They gave me a replacement quote from their preferred vendor that the vendor would not honor and did not even cover the cost of the materials to replace the shed let alone labor. After 4 months of being ignored, not having emails or calls responded to and not being put through to a manager when requested, I started shopping around and found better coverage for both my home and autos at less than half the cost that I was paying TD insurance. Even trying to cancel the policy was a pain. Used their portal to request a call first thing in the morning and they never called. At 3:25 PM tried again and site told me the office was closed. Called in and low and behold it was still open.

I got TD home insurance because TD was my first and only bank at the time. I opened my first account with them as a teenager and felt like I needed to be loyal as they are my parents bank as well. Also I was supposedly going to get a university alumni/staff discount. When I first got the home insurance in 2019 the monthly payments were about $120/month which was high but hey as a first time homeowner I thought that was decent. Come 2026 the monthly payments skyrocketed to $180/month. No justification for such an increase. My partner and I shopped around and ended up switching to AllState including bundling 2 vehicles. The home insurance portion with Allstate is now $116/month for comparable coverage. In reality no insurance company is good but when you are ripping off your loyal customers it is time to cut the cord.

Absolutely a waste of time and very rude. Explained the house insurance we had ended on the 17th of the month, and they set the new insurance with them to start on the 20th, leaving a 3-day gap. Once they realized they made an error they cancelled the insurance policy citing a breach of internal policy, never taking accountability for the mistake they made.

I had a bad experience with the TD home insurance, they disallow the customer to change the house sold closing date even though before the first closing date calling, but try to recommend you re-quote and increase my insurance fee and early cancel fees charging also.
They never solve the issue, few times called, the agents let me wait within 48 hours underwriting department responded, but nobody calls you back, from Nov 30th to Dec. 10th, the manager never speaks with me when I requested a few times.
It's a really bad insurance company, I cancelled all of the insurance in the, for sure it will end their service forever, I will let my friends and relatives change the company because it will cause more trouble someday.
It should get 0 stars.

Back in October, I tried to sign up with TD home insurance for my condo. Originally I got a quote for $333 per year at a discounted price because I was an alumnus at a university. But the agent I spoke with messed up and forgot to apply my discount when he sent the policy to me by mail. I called in and another agent was like - yeah, the person forgot to apply your discount and we can’t add it in anymore, we will have to forward your case to another department so they can add it. After months of chasing down, still no update. Then the next thing they send me is a letter saying if I don’t pay the price they sent on the policy, then they will cancel it on Dec 27th. I called them to check the update and they were like if I were you, I’d pay the full amount and then eventually they will credit you back anything they owe you and they’re not going to send the updated policy after. That’s so ridiculous...I said I’m not paying until I get my updated policy with my discount by mail since I’ve had bad experiences in the past where I pay in full and I spent months chasing down to get my credit back which was a hassle. I said it’s either I get my policy with the discount by mail so I can pay or I take my business elsewhere. Then I called them yesterday and they’re like it’s been cancelled because you didn’t pay and - oh there’s an additional $85 you have to pay on top of that because of late penalty fee/ cancellation fee after the deadline. I told them I’m not paying you a penny for something you guys screwed up on. This was the worst experience ever.

We've had a vacant property insured for a year and at the one year mark, they cancelled our policy, leaving our property uninsured. They have no problem mailing our policy with private information on it, why couldn't they have the courtesy to communicate with us that this would happen? Also, they have never said that they won't insure properties that are vacant for a year and lead us on. I DO NOT recommend them. Stay away from this company.

Getting through to their phone agents is a pain. Takes very long and then usually end up transferring you which takes even longer.

I cancelled my policy and they told me I would be deposited a refund after deducting from my last payment some amount. 3 months later, I get a letter threatening with collection actions for 19 dollars owed in the account!

Called them and got nowhere. Terrible experience. I had no claims, but based on other reviews, I imagine that would have been a pain as well. Stay away from TD. Have never had as much trouble or shadier billing practices with other insurance companies, only TD. Garbage.

Like many of the other reviews here I have been on hold for over an hour and still have not talked to a representative. I switched to TD because a friend recommended them but I am now regretting that choice. While I was signing up for the service I was on hold for 5-10 min max. This is ridiculous. Time to change to another company.

I have tried to call TD bank insurance to cancel my home insurance for the next few days. After 30mins, I have to hang up due to different reasons. Then, I use TD bank insurance app to cancel my policy by sending a message, there is no response. Now, I do not know what to do... I am paying money with NO service.

I signed up for a tenant policy. You can start obtaining a quote online but at a certain point, you are required to phone in and deal with an agent. The agent I dealt with, while very polite, did not voluntarily disclose some fairly major exclusions. These were only included in the policy details after signing up for it. Among the major exclusions, I assumed were covered were an earthquake, flooding, and water backup. I phoned back as soon as I received the policy details by mail and canceled (1 week after the policy was initiated). I was told there would be a charge almost equivalent to 1 month premium to cancel despite the fact I was only seeing the details of the policy for the first time and had had it for less than a week. When I asked for an email confirmation that the cancellation had gone through I was told they did not have the ability to do this despite the fact that they had sent me confirmation when I signed up for the policy. It is clearly a deliberate effort to be non-transparent to not disclose the details of the policy until after you've signed up already. I later found a quote that was a fraction of the price that covered the major exclusions in this policy. I should have done more research. Just glad I did not have to try to make a claim.