I needed a safe deposit box and my Chase bank decided to close the Newport office for whatever…read morereason. I decided to go to Umpqua Bank, a reputable establishment and when I was in IT they were one of our customers. Great people. The Newport branch is beautiful inside and out and the service was superb. Could not have been a better experience. I would not hesitate to choose this bank as your only one.

My mom is hoping to move to the coast and we were looking for a mortgage. We were encouraged to…read moretalk to Patti Cauduro and she made this very overwhelming process comfortable and fun!!! I would recommend this bank and specifically Patti if you are looking for a loan.

The staff are very friendly and efficient. I feel like a valued customer/client, not just a…read more"number", like at so many other banks!

From the owner: First Interstate Bank in Newport, OR offers a comprehensive suite of personal and business products…read moreto take care of your diverse financial needs. Whether you're a first-time home buyer looking for a mortgage, an established business looking to streamline your payment methods, or someone who is ready to plan your financial future, our local banking experts at the First Interstate Bank Newport branch will help you reach your goals. First Interstate Bank is a community banking organization headquartered in Billings, Montana. With nearly 300 locations across our footprint, First Interstate is still run on the same principles as when it was founded by Homer Scott, Sr. in Sheridan, Wyoming in 1968 - to take the best possible care of our customers, our employees, and the places we call home.

The staff at Oregon Credit union Newport OR is exceptionally helpful…read more The friendliness adds to the trust I already have with all my needs at this facility being met. I highly recommend Oregon State Credit Union to all.

I opened an account at Oregon State Credit Union a few years back and then never used it. Turns…read moreout, after a period of inactivity, they will charge an inactive account $10 a month until all the money is gone and then close the account. I recently went into Oregon State Credit Union to break down some larger bills into smaller bills, thinking I still had an open account there. They refused because my account had been closed. So, in the simplest terms, my entire experience with Oregon State Credit Union was this: I gave them $25 to open an account, they eventually took the entire $25 in "inactivity fees", closed my account, and then refused the only service I ever asked from them. I'm sure the inactivity fee was disclosed somewhere in the paperwork when I opened the account. However, I've had free accounts at banks and credit unions for more than 40 years, and I've never had one slowly take the money in my account through inactivity "fees" and then close it when the balance reached zero. Maybe it's permitted under their account terms, but that doesn't make it a practice I consider reasonable or customer-friendly. In my opinion, charging an inactive account month after month until the balance is depleted feels predatory. It's especially disappointing because I've generally had very good experiences with credit unions. This one was definitely not among them.

Definitely gonna stop banking with these guys. Stopped in to pull out cash and use the restroom…read morethey turned me away immediately without asking if I even bank with them.

Went in to close an account, at Corvallis downtown locationforgot my statement…read more woman teller was NO help at all, gave her my ID to look me up, nope. Apparently she was not in a mood to even try. just, oh sorry, I can't locate your account. going to go to another locati9n that hopefully has better customer service.

I called Oregon Coast Bank today and spoke with Bo Smith. He answered the phone, "what do you…read morewant?" I was trying to get some information on their commercial loan programs, but when I expressed that he hung up on me. I've been in commercial real estate for over 20 years and never encountered someone as rude as him, especially someone that calls himself a commercial loan officer.

This is a great local bank,wish I could review the competition CB . Oregon Coast Bank could teach…read morethem about customer service.

Everything. Opening account, setting up payments. Open, honest people who do what they can to…read morehelp.

Wafd is a bank that I trust of all the banks in Newport because they are very much on top of the…read moreknowledge about banking security, plus they are all very friendly and full service. The access to their ATM is in a well lit place with ample parking.

Love this place!! Such a great atmosphere! All the ladies at the Newport location are amazing and…read morealways have my needs met. Thank you TLC for offering the best credit union experience on the coast!

Fibre TLC showcases daily their commitment not only to their members, but also the community. All…read moreof the ladies at the Newport location go out of their way to make sure members needs are met but also go above and beyond. Wouldn't do my banking anywhere else!

I can't express enough how pleased I am I have ever been when they come out. The guys are so…read morethoughtful, kind, and know their job! The gals on the from customer service to Katie in the back office go out of their way to help you, and our community. You guys deserve a huge thank you!

I'll cut right to the chase: Central Lincoln PUD is shady and I don't like the way they do…read morebusiness. They require a deposit of $185 just to put the electricity bill in your name, and you don't get the money back until after a year. I'm living in a small apartment here for 5 months... $185 is an excessive deposit for a situation like that. I've paid bills to two other electric companies in Oregon and I never had to pay a deposit of any sort to them, even though the Lincoln PUD lady tried to convince me that this is a common practice in the state (it's not). I guess they have figured out that they can inflict any kind of hardship they want to on me since they are the only power company in Newport, so I am forced to take my only course of action which is to whine long and loud about it and not buy food or gas for awhile. In short, Central Lincoln PUD has sketchy, strange, Machiavellian business practices, and if I had an option to give my money to a different power company I definitely would. Nothing gets me riled up like being cheated out of my hard-earned money with nothing to show for it and for no apparent reason. On my first day here, I am extremely unimpressed with them, which does not bode well for the next 5 months that I must be their unwilling customer.