Friendly staff. Always ready to help. Easy on line access and ATM access all over. I have my home…read moreand car loan through them.

Great balance of value and service. Longtime favorite among locals.read more

Since UFCU merged with First Resource Federal Credit Union, their customer service and respect for…read moremembers who have been with them for a long time, has gone down hill. They are not applying my car payments to my auto loan, they charge an "ignore variance" fee twice a month and have not explained what that is, they will not work with you when you are on disability and they are just very nasty anymore. I have a lot of family members and friends who bank with them. Most of them are reconsidering banking with UFCU. They are not what they used to be.

4 years ago, the wife and I opened an account at United because their interest checking offered…read more6.01% annual interest. No one, and I mean, no one, offered that. We actually went to a local bank (I live in Texas) and were looking to refinance our home and the guy asked us why we didn't open a personal account with them. We said, "Our money is in an checking account with high interest." "Oh yeah? We have that too. What rate are you getting?" Us: "6%." *silence with his mouth agape* Him: "Where are you getting that? You can't even get guaranteed interest in the market right now." We talked some more and the guy wanted to know the bank so he could open an account there. So for 4 years, up until this past week, we had a United FCU account and were pretty happy with it. Currently their interest rate is 1.85%. To get that, you need to have at least one automatic deposit to the account each month and 10 debit card transactions. It wasn't too hard to get that, but it was sort of a hassle since we normally used our other credit cards with rewards on our normal purchases. We once went in there and withdrew a bunch of $1 bills and put $20 bills on both ends of the stacks and the tellers gave us the associated $1000 bill straps to wrap the bills in. Hilarious when someone opens a briefcase and thinks he's looking at $20k. We even had a little money sack that we drew a dollar sign on for him to stash the cash. So much fun. So we're done with United FCU, but we did enjoy our stay. It was time to consolidate our accounts and having one out of state just wasn't convenient anymore. Thanks for the good times!

I recently decided to discontinue my membership at 1st source bank for several reasons. I did a…read morelittle research online and figured out that TCU was a option for me so I decided to stop into the Main Street branch to see about opening up a new checking/savings account there. Long story short, it was a great choice to do so and here's why. I walked in and was immediately greeted with a friendly welcome from Alivia, one of the employees that works there. She was very helpful and nice and made the whole experience/process easy and comfortable. I even received a thoughtful welcoming letter from her in the mail which even more so confirmed the fact that I made a great decision to join the Teachers Credit Union for my personal banking needs.

Truly appalling service and even more concerning levels of poor organization from this company. I…read morehave been absolutely floored by the incompetence and inconsideration this company has exemplified. My husband's dilemma was a direct mistake of TCU and took initial effort, not of the company, but of the customer, to complain on social media to get any recognition. This completely unnecessary debacle had to be dealt with by a 28 year old son grieving the sudden death of his father. You should be totally ashamed. TCU transferred the loan amount of Nathan's deceased father's car into Nathan's name, but not the title, so Nathan owed TCU money, but couldn't drive the car. TCU fucked up this painful process so bad, a TCU agent had to physically go INTO a BMV branch to explain how they messed up so badly in order to get the title in Nathan's name. It took him complaining on FB to even get attention to the issue. He spent probably two months just being transferred around the company and being hung up on. So they took forever to finally get the title registered in his name (literal months) and the car just sat there and couldn't be driven. Since the car sat for so long, it has all these issues now and they refuse to give him any kind of compensation for repairs. No, I'm sorry, they offered him $200, which is a slap in the face.

If buying a home is an emotional roller coaster, Jan is the person calmly sitting next to you…read moreholding your purse, handing you snacks, and reminding you that you're not actually going to fly off the tracks. From the moment we started the process, Jan was absolutely incredible. Home buying comes with approximately 47 moments where you're convinced you've forgotten something important, 23 moments where you wonder if you're qualified to own property at all, and at least 12 moments where you Google, "Is this normal?" Jan patiently guided us through every single one. She explained things before we even knew we needed them explained. She answered every question, no matter how small. She kept us informed, reassured, and sane during a process that seems specifically designed to test the limits of human anxiety. At one point, I trusted Jan more than I trusted myself. Need another document? Jan already knew. Have a question? Jan already answered it. Feeling stressed? Jan somehow sensed it through the internet and was already sending reassurance. What makes Jan so special isn't just her knowledge. It's how much she genuinely cares. We never felt like a transaction or another file on her desk. We felt supported, encouraged, and genuinely cared for every step of the way. By closing day, it felt less like we were saying goodbye to our loan officer and more like we were saying goodbye to the world's most patient friend. If you're buying a home, do yourself a favor and call Jan. She'll guide you through the process, calm your nerves, answer your questions, and somehow make a stack of mortgage paperwork feel less terrifying. We got a house, but honestly, one of the best things we gained from the experience was getting to work with Jan.

Very professional company, but I can only give a three star review as Patrick G. ran figured my…read moreincome and came up with a 45% debt ratio, the lender they gave the loan to, Deephaven ended up with a 53% debt ratio, so I had to go from a Conventional to a DSCR with a crappy rate. Like I said he tried hard to get it approved conventional, but did not come through with it.

An incredible space, very quiet and full of peace, A family atmosphere…read more The administration is very friendly and the maintenance always on time.

The maintenance staff, Mike and Craig, are very professional and responsive whenever I have a…read moremaintenance issue. They are polite and friendly. They go above and beyond to make sure everything is working properly.

After my husband and I's experience with Andy Kern, and the rest of the Weichert team, we will…read morenever be using them again, nor will we ever recommend them to anyone else. We are first time home buyers, so everything was brand new to us. We had to have a lot of trust in Andy to be our advocate and guide us every step of the way. It was only after closing that it was brought to our attention that he in fact did NOT have our best interest in mind: The agreement we signed with the sellers stated that the sellers would take care of ALL the repairs listed in inspections. A week after moving in we were having our internet installed. In the process the internet guy found some wires in the walls that should not be there (looked like extension cords). We immediately call Andy since our thought was this was something that should have been found in the inspections. Andy agreed, told us he would take care of it. The next day (was a Friday) all we hear is "we should have a report from electric company on Monday". Monday comes and the only communication we have is "we should have resolution by Wednesday". Thursday arrives and we still heard nothing. My husband and I take it upon ourselves to contact the electric company. His words to us were "Looking at the items on the inspections list, if I would have been told to fix all these items, I would have found this issue. However, I have emails from sellers agent, and Andy specifically stating to not fix certain items". WHAT?? I thank him for the information, and start to find the contact for Weichert. Before I can call them, Annett with Weichert calls me. She tells me she is the inspections coordinator, then explains that Andy did NOT follow their standard process. She said to me "What SHOULD have happened was after the agreement was made between buyers and sellers about repairs, I receive that agreement then order the repairs to be made before closing. In this case, Andy did NOT do this. I never received the seller's response. I did not even know that you closed until this electrical issue arose". She then explains that she will be calling all the contractors to find out what still needed to be completed, and order the repairs. We are very appreciative of her for cleaning up the mess Andy made. We then speak to Beau Dunfee to fill him in on what has happened, and discuss compensation for being lied to, information not being disclosed to us, etc. He says he will speak to Andy, make sure the rest of repairs get done, then we will talk again to come to an agreement for compensation. Three weeks later we receive a card in the mail from Andy. It was a housewarming card with a note saying "it was fun helping you find your new home. I hope things are better now. Please take this gift for anything you may need." Enclosed was a personal check from Andy (not Weichert) for $650. Not all the repairs were done so we waited a week before contacting Beau again. At this point, it was over a month and a half past our closing date and we were still waiting for items to be repaired. I contact Beau and tell him that our patience is wearing thin. I also let him know about the card Andy sent to be sure that was not the compensation (since we never discussed a compensation amount). His response was "how much are you seeking in addition to $650?". My husband calls to speak to him, to remind him how a specific amount was never discussed prior to that check being mailed to us, so as far as we are concerned, this check from Andy (since it was written out of his personal account) was an "I'm sorry" gift. Beau proceeds to tell my husband that he does not understand why we are upset, nor does he understand why we want compensation. Neither my husband nor I have heard the words "I'm sorry" or "I apologize, we will make this right" out of ANY of their mouths. Anette told us straight forward that Andy did not follow the process that he should have. He did not have our best interest in mind. It is only fitting for us to assume that the only thing Andy cared about was his own paycheck. He took advantage of the fact that we are a young couple, with a very young baby (4 months old at the time of closing), first time home buyers, and he knew we would trust his advisement. And as far as Beau goes, it seems as though he will just try to downplay the situation, so he does not have to deal with any of the issues, especially if it means more money coming out their pockets. So if you are looking for a realtor, I would say to stay FAR away from Weichert, especially Andy and Beau. It is extremely unfortunate that our first time home buying experience has turned out this way. What should have been a very exciting and joyful experience, quickly turned into nothing but stressful and disheartening.

I'm so thankful for Hannah Deputy and the entire team at Weichert. My fiancée and I are closing on…read moreour home today, and throughout the process, Hannah's responsiveness, proactivity, insight, patience, and negotiation skills made everything a lot less stressful. We'll definitely be working with her on all of our future real estate transactions. Thank you Hannah!

I have been a client of Dan Craig for two decades and more. My fortunes have changed significantly…read morein that time, but through it all, Dan is steady as a rock, always keeping me up-to-date on my investments with Edward Jones, and giving me solid investment advice and wisdom I could really use, in and out of my Edward Jones accounts. He has always encouraged me to strike a good balance in my investments. What he says counts strongly in the decisions I make regarding my retirement finances. Dan, Sandy and his whole staff are honest, trustworthy, friendly, responsive, loyal, and relatable. Having moved across the country, I could change to a local Edward Jones office, but choose not to; the relationship I have with Dan is meaningful and time-tested. I have little doubt I'll be in touch with Dan right through retirement.