I dare say that here in Australia we've got good choices when it comes to banks. I've been a…read moreWestpac customer for years and for years they've been pretty good to me. By that I mean that they've done things like switch my savings account over to a cheque account to save on fees, gave me credit card limit increases with no hassle, even given me cash advances (yes, but I asked very nicely). It is this kind of service which keeps me at Westpac. I trust these guys, which is sort of hard to say about your bank. Of the 'big four' banks in Australia (ANZ, Commonwealth, Westpac, NAB) Westpac is my pick based on good old fashioned service.

Having preciously given my custom to both Commonwealth Bank and HSBC, I can say that NAB is my…read morefavourite. All the tellers are lovely, helpful, and don't seem in a hurry to get to the next customer (no matter how long the lines are), like the other banks tellers do. That's some good employee training. That, and they have good, flexible options for storing my money, and generous interest rates for the savings accounts. As well, don't you just love their advertising campaign? Breaking up with the other banks? Genius.

Best bank. Highly recommend!…read more I love my bank. I use them for all my business and personal needs. They have a great range of products that partner with all my rewards programs too. The team at Bankwest Miranda have always gone the extra mile to help. Super friendly and very personable. If you're looking for more than just a bank. Go say hello to the team here!

I'm really happy with Nab with me fee free account. The internet banking is easy to use as is the…read moremobile app. Not like some other banks which are annoying with codes and dongles. Branches are nice and well laid out. Lack of specialized bankers though you have to call the center.

Not the most competent staff are located on this branch. Went in and asked two staff for something…read more The first staff insisted the bank needed to charge me a fee to obtain the service, although I have obtained this service free of charge several times from the branches in the city. Then I approached another staff, but this one was worse, spoke bad English, and confirmed there was no such service. Headache! How is the training conducted?? Worse of all, they can't even be bothered to ask their seniors. I think this branch is overstaffed. When I first went in, two staff just pretended to be busy ignoring me, later I saw another staff coming chatting with one of them, while I was still waiting to be served. There doesn't seem to be anyone supervising the staff.

I've been coming here for bank loans and financial advice for 30 years. Great bank with friendly…read moreand helpful staff. It can get busy sometimes with only two tellers on duty. Good for loans and financial assistance.

Who honestly enjoys going to the bank?? Most of time you end up standing in a long queue under…read moreflorescent lightening just in order for someone to tell you that, indeed, you're pretty darn broke. Commonwealth has not provided me with the best experience in general, but the staff at the Glebe branch is the single redeeming factor in my overall banking experience. The information desk became my best friend early on when I was urgently trying to figure out how to wire money between my Bank of America account and Commonwealth account. Seemingly one's own money should be accessible where ever he or she happens to be in the world, right? But because these sorts of things are never as easy as they should be, I stuffed up and ended up costing myself nearly two hundred dollars in processing fees. NOT IDEAL. The staff there at the Glebe branch helped me every step of the way thereafter, and though there was nothing they could do about my previous loss (occurred on the American end), they advised me of the best options moving forward. After the third time I went in, the manager knew my name and was always more than happy to answer all my questions. I was even permitted to come behind the counter in order to use their computer for online banking instead of having to pay the processing fees associated if the teller were to help. Here's to the customer service aficionados who work hard to smooth out the Commonwealth bumps. Keep treading water, guys... maybe at some point it will pay off!

One of the only banks that have true free banking. No need to do special deposits, or have minimum…read morebalance, or count how many transactions you use. Plus the atm card is nice and bright unlike some of the other big four. Have to be careful there aren't as many atms around but I don't use cash much anyway.

This is actually where I decided to open up my bank account out of all the Commonwealth Bank…read morebranches. The branch is also located in a central location on George Street. From day one itself I loved this branch. The staff is really welcoming, extremely friendly, courteous and also efficient. However as the branch handles a lot of customers it can also get really crowded and queues could be really lengthy. As the branch is not that large, it could also look quite crowded. One of my favourite features of this bank is the automatic cash deposit machine which is real time. Also another good feature is the coin counter. Take heaps of coins you have collected over time and get it counted by the machine which is located inside. You can get cash from the teller or if you are an account holder can get it deposited to your account. However, if you are not an account holder, this comes at an expense. Anyways what do banks do free of charge? However I still find it really handy to get rid off my coins. However all in all I'm highly satisfied with this bank and recommend it to anyone to go ahead to set up their account or carry out any financial transactions.