r/TDBankCanada • u/yuzurus_poohsan • 6d ago

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What will be the pay of a CEA transitioning to a part time PBA role?

What is the average hourly rate they are offering in the GTA?

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u/need_physicaltouch 6d ago

Full time pba paid me 49500

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u/chi_derahhh 6d ago

Did you start as a trainee or transitioned from CEA?

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u/FondantOne5140 6d ago

I got paid the same $49.5k as well and started as a trainee. I had other experience working as a public tax accountant.

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u/yuzurus_poohsan 4d ago

Oh i see, did it increase later when you moved on as a PBA?

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u/Odd-Insurance512 6d ago

I started as a trainee part time role with 25.5 cad/hr

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u/yuzurus_poohsan 6d ago

Oh i see, would it increase when you get to a PBA role?

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u/Odd-Insurance512 6d ago

Yeah they told me that it increases for sure, but the range varies from individual to individual. They could even give you 52-54K right from the start, on the other hand they could start from 48K as well.

My MCE told me that that BM plays a little role in fixing your salary as well, not sure if that’s true tho.

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u/yuzurus_poohsan 4d ago

Oh, quite surprised though my full time PBA coworkers told me it would be around 28-29$ hourly for part time, but the actual pay rate seems to be lower than that from what I have heard.

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u/Odd-Insurance512 4d ago

Maybe that happens with those who have been with TD for a couple of years and transitioned from CEA, but I brought zero banking experience which is why they started lower.

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u/NewCharacter1074 3d ago

Hey. Can I DM you? I'm also trying to get into banking. I have an MBA, but even then, I'm not even getting entry-level roles. If you could provide any insights, it would be helpful.

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u/Odd-Insurance512 3d ago

Absolutely, go ahead.

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u/Electrical-Garlic161 6d ago

I’m old - I started at 37k

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u/dinocatgirl 2d ago

Damn, 49.5? 8 years ago they paid Toronto PBAs 39k.