This is the bank to go to! Just moved to the area and Malorie, Dee and everyone at the bank were so…read morewelcoming, so helpful, and made the task of switching banks, simple. They treat you like family... who doesn't love that? 5 stars- no joke

I utilize the services of Fidelity Bank as a trustee of a non-profit organization. I recently went…read moreto open a business account with Fidelity as I was able to experience their professionalism and low/no cost business checking. The staff are ALWAYS friendly, and helpful. I have never been to the location in Wake Forest, where I have not been greeted in a genuine and positive manner. This branch is literally a breath of fresh air. The process of opening an account is seamless, easy as pie. I received my products quickly and have been happy with the smooth transactions thus far.

First time visit to a Fifth Third was yesterday and I'm incredibly impressed! I met with Maurice…read moreFisher to discuss opening up a promotional account. He was so pleasant, informative and patient! It was actually fun talking with him...never thought I'd say that about a bank experience:) The promotion was excellent and simple. Easy to open the account. It's difficult to find the combination of brick and mortar, flexibility and good returns, but I felt good about this promotion meeting my needs. If you haven't checked them out...I would strongly recommend.

I thought it was Wales Fargo, but that's in Scotland. Wait…read more You don't have to go too far to use Wells Fargo. Hence the lunacy of the name "Fargo." On the one hand I don't like using the ATM here to take money out of my account because there are stupid fees, because I'm with M&T Bank, which doesn't have a lot of locations down here. However on the other hand I have another joint account here with my girlfriend and they're pretty awesome. Employees at this particular location are really nice and I would give them 5 if not for the ATM fee when using a different bank account that isn't Wells Fargo.

Today, I've have been in three different Wells Fargo Bank locations but this is the one I'm going…read moreto come back if I ever need any services. The Bank Teller whose name is Lily is really nice. She made me feel welcome to the branch. Crystal is a very friendly personal banker. She answered any questions that I have professionally. They do have a great customer service team at this branch.

I applied for an SBA loan to start a business. I was approved by Fidelity Bank NC. In the first…read moreyear of business my interest rate went from 4.5% to 11.25% which doubled my initial loan payment. I reached out to the SBA officer for the bank for help. There was no help offered. I even tried to utilize the property with a different business model and was turned down because the property would have to be rezoned. Within 2 years I defaulted on the loan. They auctioned off an $800,000.00 piece of property for $362,000.00 instead of putting it on the market to possibly get a much better price. My home(which was paid for) was also collateral. They foreclosed on my home and actually declined offers from my family members to purchase the home for a fair price. I have worked hard all my life and served my country in the US Army. So much for my American dream. I lost everything. Beware!!!! They have no empathy or desire to do what's right for their customers. Shameful way to do business.

I cannot say enough great things about the employees at this branch. I literally feel like I am…read morevisiting friends when I walk into the lobby, Meg, Hilda, Emilee and Donna ALWAYS great me by name and with a warm and pleasant smile. They are knowledgeable and so helpful. They go above and beyond each and every time even asking me about my family. I am also a member at a local credit union but the attention these great ladies show doesnt compare. You immediately see the warmth and hometown difference when using a smaller, local bank rather than some of the larger, name brand banks. Thank you all for your kindness and consistency and most of all your great customer service!!!

This bank owns bank mobile and refused to intervene after i told them bank mobile is refused to…read moregive me my school money. What a terrible company

First Carolina Bank inherited funds from another financial institution without notifying me that…read morethose funds were transferred nor received. I have attempted to contact them several times without acknowledgement but everyone seems very efficient at failing to accept responsibility and passing the buck (pun intended) even speaking to a supervisor, agent #113714 who said someone would contact me in 24 - 48 hours. Of course, that never happened even after providing me name, b-day, SSN and email address.

One of the best banks I've ever had the pleasure of dealing with......friendly staff and all types…read moreof services....From business to personal accounts and loans....

This particular brach is exceptional when it comes to banks. Friendly tellers who always make you…read morefeel like you are their only customer and a manager, Luke, who take the banking relationship to a new level by being genuine in developing rapport with customers. Also located at this branch is VP James Morton, who's focus is also on building positive relationships with customers.

This place is a joke! You can't speak to anyone in person anymore, on the phone. Doesn't work…read morethat way now. Now, you have to wait for them to call you back. Their "new and improved" website sucks! I would highly NOT recommend this bank. Beth Wilson Raleigh, NC

The SECU "updated" their website for customers and it is the worst format I have ever worked with…read more If you do not want to see detailed informaiton on your accounts without a problem, this is the place to go. You are not even offered an option to see the total amount of the money you have with the credit union. It is so elementary it is disturbing. Note also, the rates they offer are not "better" for SECU customers. Make sure you check other banks before you get an auto, home, etc. loan. I have never had a loan with the SECU for this reason. The new website is significanly worse that the before.

This review is actually for the branch on high house but they don't appear in yelp…read more This is the center of incompetence for the universe. Expect it to take 10 times longer to do anything then at another bank. Everyone is so compartmented that nothing gets done.

The Crabtree Valley branch of Bank of America is staffed with incompetent bank tellers that take…read morefar far far too long to process transactions. Especially the Mexican girl teller there. Pathetic. On top of the severely understaffed teller windows, there are two other 'managers' who run around like chickens in the branch with their fake smiles reassuring people standing in the long lines that they will be served soon. They ought to go sign in as additional tellers to REALLY help customers. There is a chipmunk named Adam Callahan who is supposedly one of the managers. This guy does NOTHING good. WHY does Bank of America hire useless people like him?

Very professional financial representatives ! Offered…read moresolutions I had not thought of and careful with information and Covid guidelines !!!

Some of my associations work with this bank. They are always super friendly (the tellers and other…read morestaff), quick to respond to E-mails and you can have meetings in their conference room and training rooms for free if you bank with them. They will also come pick up deposits if you're located in Wake County.

From the owner: TowneBank opened in 1999 and is now one of the largest banks headquartered in Virginia. Founded in…read moreHampton Roads, locations now stretch from the coast to Richmond and central Virginia, and in North Carolina from the Outer Banks to Charlotte. Our bankers can help you with both business and personal banking services. Along with our talented and experienced bankers, the Towne family of services includes mortgage, insurance and investment specialists who can help you with all of your financial needs. Throughout our growth, we have never lost sight of our roots: local decision-making, community leadership, volunteerism, philanthropy and a culture of caring.