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If you collect TD Rewards points, chances are you’ve heard about the TD Rewards Amazon Program. But do you know just how valuable your points are at Amazon.ca? We’ll run you through the how-to and the how-much, as well as fill you in on which TD cards are eligible for redeeming points on Amazon.

What Is The TD Rewards Amazon Program?

The TD Rewards Amazon program allows TD Rewards cardholders to redeem their points for purchases on Amazon.ca. You can easily link your TD Rewards account to your Amazon.ca account and use TD Rewards points by using the “Shop with Points” option at the checkout.

What’s The Benefit Of The TD Rewards Amazon Program?

The TD Rewards Amazon Program offers several benefits for TD Rewards cardholders:

Better Value Than Cash Back: Using your TD Rewards points to shop on Amazon will increase the value of those points compared to cash back, making it a much better deal when shopping online.

Flexible: You can easily redeem your TD Rewards points for Amazon purchases without any significant extra steps or sign-ups.

Easy: Once you link your TD Rewards account to your Amazon.ca account, your points will be ready to spend at the checkout. 

Convenient: You can also combine payment methods when checking out on Amazon.ca, which is handy when your points won’t cover the total cost of your purchase. 

No Minimum Requirements. When redeeming points for your credit card statement, you must have $25 worth of points to be eligible. However, with Amazon TD Rewards you can choose to use as little or as much of your points on any Amazon purchase.

TD Points Value

Depending on what you redeem your points on, the value of your TD points can vary. Here’s a look at all of the TD Reward redemption options, from highest to lowest:

  • Expedia for TD: 0.50 cents per point (200 points = $1 )
  • Amazon: 0.33 cents per point (303 points = $1)
  • Gift Cards: 0.30 cents per point (300 points = $1)
  • Statement Credits: 0.25 cents per point (400 points = $1)

Which TD Credit Card Rewards Can You Use On Amazon? 

There are currently three TD Credit Cards that are eligible for TD Rewards on Amazon. Let’s take a quick look at each of them:

TD First Class Travel Visa Infinite Card

The TD First Class Travel Visa Infinite Card is ideal for frequent travellers looking to maximize their rewards. It’s got some of the highest earn rates for a TD card, and a strong set of perks including extensive travel insurance, along with all of the flexibility offered by TD Rewards points.

Earn Rate

  • 8 TD Rewards points per $1 spent on travel purchases through ExpediaForTD
  • 6 TD Rewards points per $1 spent on groceries and restaurants
  • 2 TD Rewards points per $1 on all other purchases

Annual Fee

$139 (waived for the first year for primary cardholders, and additional cardholders pay $50 annually)

Perks

  • Up to 100,000 TD Rewards points as an annual birthday bonus
  • Complimentary travel insurance (trip cancellation, emergency medical, etc.)
  • Exclusive Visa Infinite benefits, including concierge services and access to the Visa Infinite Dining Series

TD Platinum Travel Visa Card

TD’s Platinum Travel Visa offers solid travel rewards with a low annual fee. It’s a great match for cardholders looking for a balance between earning rewards and everyday utility, with fairly competitive earning rates for groceries, dining out and also recurring bills. 

Earn Rate

  • 6 TD Rewards points per $1 spent on purchases through ExpediaForTD
  • 4.5 TD Rewards points per $1 spent on groceries and restaurants
  • 1.5 TD Rewards points per $1 on all other purchases

Annual Fee

$89 (first-year annual fee rebate for the primary cardholder, $35 for additional cardholders)

Perks

  • Up to 50,000 TD Rewards points as a welcome bonus
  • Comprehensive travel insurance (including trip interruption, baggage, and rental car coverage)
  • No travel-related blackout periods when booking travel with TD points

TD Rewards Visa Card

The TD Rewards Visa is a popular no-fee card ideal for those looking to earn rewards on everyday purchases. With points earned on groceries, dining, and recurring bills, as well as points for booking travel with ExpediaForTD, this card offers an easy route to accumulate TD rewards. For flexibility and cost-effectiveness, this is a great option.

Earn Rate

  • 4 TD Rewards points per $1 spent on travel purchases through ExpediaForTD
  • 3 TD Rewards points per $1 spent on groceries and restaurants
  • 1 TD Rewards point per $1 on all other purchases

Annual Fee

No annual fee

Perks

  • Up to 15,152 TD Rewards points as a welcome bonus
  • No annual fee and flexible point redemption for travel, merchandise, gift cards, and more
  • Purchase security and extended warranty protection

Bonus Option For Businesses – TD Business Travel Visa Card

The TD Business Travel Visa is designed for business owners looking to earn rewards on their company expenses. With the highest rewards rate among the four cards listed here, it allows business owners to accumulate points quickly while benefiting from comprehensive travel insurance and access to other business-related perks. 

Earn Rate

  • 9 TD Rewards points per $1 spent on travel purchases through ExpediaForTD
  • 6 TD Rewards points per $1 spent on groceries and restaurants
  • 2 TD Rewards points per $1 on all other purchases

Annual Fee

$149 (waived for the first year, $49 for each additional cardholder)

Perks

  • Up to 175,000 TD Rewards points as a welcome bonus
  • Access to comprehensive business and travel insurance, including emergency medical and trip cancellation
  • Dedicated business travel perks like access to airport lounges and rental car discounts

How To Use TD Rewards Points At Amazon.ca

There are a few easy steps you can follow to redeem your TD Rewards points for Amazon purchases:

  1. Link Your TD Rewards Account: Log in to your Amazon.ca account and follow the “Shop with Points” section. You’ll find a page like this prompting you to link your TD Rewards account.
  2. Choose Points at Checkout: Once you’ve added your items to your cart, proceed to the checkout. When selecting your payment method, choose the option to “Use TD Rewards Points.”
  3. Decide How Many Points to Use: You can use your TD Rewards points to pay for part or all of your purchases on Amazon.ca. Enter the number of points you want to apply, and even use an alternative payment method to cover the rest if needed.
  4. Complete Your Purchase: Once you’ve applied your TD Rewards points, make sure to review the final details before you confirm your order. Your points should automatically be deducted from your TD Rewards balance.

How To Enroll Your Card For TD Rewards Amazon Program

Enrolling your TD credit card to TD Rewards for Amazon is simple, and should just take a couple of minutes to set up:

  1. Log in to Amazon.ca: To start, sign in to your Amazon account, or create one if you haven’t already done so before.
  2. Go to “Shop With Points”: Once you’re logged in, navigate to the “Shop With Points” section, which should be found under “My Account”.
  3. Link Your Card: Select TD Rewards as your program, and you should then be prompted to link or add your TD card to your Amazon.ca account.
  4. Confirm: If everything links up correctly, you should be able to see your available TD Rewards points in your Amazon.ca checkout, ready to redeem.

Conclusion

Overall, the TD Rewards Amazon Program offers great flexibility, convenience, and extra value for TD cardholders. With four eligible credit cards, TD Rewards customers can make the most of their points while shopping on Amazon.ca, as well as the many other redemption methods available with TD. 

Whether you’re a frequent traveller or a savvy, everyday shopper, this program should genuinely enhance the value of your hard-earned TD Rewards points.

TD Rewards Amazon FAQs

How much are TD reward points worth on Amazon?

Your TD reward points are worth 0.33 cents per point on Amazon, which works out to 303 points per $1.

How do I claim my Amazon Rewards points?

To claim your TD rewards points on Amazon, just link your credit card to your Amazon account. When you reach the checkout, select the “Shop with Points” option, and you can apply your available rewards balance directly to your purchase.

How much are 50,000 TD points worth on Amazon?

At 0.33 cents per point, 50,000 TD points are worth $165 on Amazon.

How to claim an Amazon gift card from TD Bank?

To claim an Amazon gift card using your TD Rewards, simply log into your TD Rewards account and select the Amazon gift card from the catalogue. You can then redeem your rewards points for the gift card to be used on Amazon.ca.

Is there a fee to use TD Rewards Points at Amazon.ca?

Nope, there is currently no additional fee for TD Rewards Points on Amazon.ca. Your points are applied directly at checkout.
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Steven Brennan

Steven Brennan is a freelance finance writer working from Vancouver, B.C. He has a BA and an MA in English Literature at the University of Ireland, Maynooth, and also spent time working in Italy and Vietnam as an English teacher. Today, he writes regularly on a range of personal finance topics including banking, loans, mortgages, insurance and tax. His work has appeared on sites such as LowestRates.ca and WealthRocket, as well as in print with Canadian MoneySaver.

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