An excellent local community bank. My family has banked here since the day it opened in the early…read more90's. The CEO is a past chairman of the ICBA - the Independent Community Banks of America - which means he is very well connected and has access to more resources than many larger banks.

The Talbot Bank was my go-to bank for my entire life since I was 16 (42-years). I loved that I…read morecould walk-in and they would greet me by name. When I needed my car loans they were very easy to deal with and I walked-away with my car financed in a 1/2-hour. When I moved to Washington, DC and then to Nevada I continued to use Talbot Bank via bank by mail. I was a bit apprehensive when Talbot Bank merged with Shore United. But the staff remains the same, and though some faces have changed over the years, they've been a truly wonderful community bank. A year ago I had to set-up a trust account and later an estate account. Pam was so helpful and supportive throughout that difficult time. It's 2024 and they still greet me by my name. I love that feeling of community and customer service. The Marlboro Road branch is (still) exactly what a community bank should be. Good to know that in this age where everything is electronic and automated, there are still professionals who believe in customer service.

Listening is not within the skill set of the GM at this BofA branch in Easton, Md. She seems to be…read moreoverly impressed with own voice. Her command of BofA Policies are abysmal. After BofA Fraud failed me upon 3 checks fraudulently submitted for payment how to freeze and unfreeze my checking & savings acct were properly/accurately explained by a season Teller. Confrontational & disrespectful to a 29 year BofA Customer. Good luck with her Oral Hygiene as well. Dreadful. My acct now? One of only convenience. I've withdrawn at least a quarter of a Million Dollars at this BofA. Since 1978 never an issue.

The Easton office is staffed with smart and talented professionals who will listen. Low cost access…read moreto the financial markets with advice when you need it.

While Mr Bennet agreed to restrict our investments to "conservative investments", our losses due to…read morehis recommendations far exceeded the downturn in the market, particularly in the area of proprietary products.