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    Partners 1st Federal Credit Union

    Partners 1st Federal Credit Union

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    We have been members of Partners First Credit Union since the 1970's when it was North American…read morePhilips FCU. Over the years we have worked with them for MANY of our banking needs and have always been quite pleased with the professionalism while keeping a personal touch. We, of course, do not go into the branches now as often as we did years ago, however, when we do, we are always pleased with the ongoing friendly atmosphere while they continue to meet our needs. We experience the same positive and professional environment at all 4 of the locations that we occasionally stop at. Again, we are quite pleased with Partners First Credit Union and have been for many years.

    A few months ago, I would've given General Credit Union five stars. I banked with this credit union…read morefor over 10 years with 5 vehicles all paid off. They were all good years thanks to Abbey when she was just a teller, then a loan officer, and later branch manager in Riviera Ct. Also thanks to loan officer Kim for treating me like a person and not just a number like big name banks do. UNFORTUNATELY they merged with Partners First Credit Union. Which can't be anymore farther than what their name says. Nope, it ain't Partners First, it's them first before you. Now there's a new loan officer named Cindy and her supervisor Nancy. Working with Cindy is no better than doing it yourself online or talking to an automated telephone system. There is absolutely no personal touch. It's so binary. It's either yes or no. Just like a machine. And anything out of the ordinary, she will have to hang up or put you on a long hold because she has to ask her supervisor. Which totally shows incapability to make decisions. She'll run you by the book. So what's the point of talking to a person if they act like machines. Completely incapable of working around situations. It's all about policy, policy, policy. Policy first before customer. They now act like they are some big name bank but without the technology and resource to back it up. With just a few obsolete ATMs and branches of their own in Fort Wayne. You'll shut them down for the day by making an unannounced $5,000 withdrawal. They are only nice when you have perfect credit. Have less than that then they will throw you the book. So what's the point of going here if you're gonna be treated like any big name bank anyway? Go somewhere else or just to go Wells Fargo since there's no difference anyway. At least you got the backing of a better financial institution. Over 10 years of being a good customer then one glitch on my credit then it's over. They've never been perfect themselves anyway, but did I punish them? No. I worked with Kim and Abbey on their shortcomings just like they worked with me on mine. That's the only advantage small Credit Unions have over big banks. Otherwise they got nothing to compete with. It's the beginning of the year and I was asked for my company's profit and loss report. When I said I don't have it, then all I got from Cindy was, "Okay..." then hung up. So just like I said, like a machine. No ability to work around. So I went straight to her supervisor Nancy Brandenberger who asked for my W2. When I gave it to her, waited for three hours to email me at 5:30pm on a Fri to ask for my 1099 also. Well, even if I provide her my 1099, the dealership was already closed for the day. After then, no follow up phone call ever. Wow, they really want your business... NOT! By far the most incapable, yet arrogant, couldn't-care-less, bankers I ever worked with. So I just went ahead and paid cash for the vehicle. So why would I borrow if I have cash? In a nutshell, it's cashflow for business that I don't want tied to an asset. Not good. Oh well... Im closing my account and saying sayonara to GCU for good! What a waste!!!

    Kitch Acceptance Loans - mortgagebrokers - Updated July 2026

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