of all the branches in the Bangor area this branch is the only one that takes time solve your…read moreproblem. These girls seem to be the only TD employees with a brain . I've been with TD for 45 years they were the best Td employees I've ever worked with .

They have very nice staff and I feel a lot safer to put my money in the small bank compare to the…read morebig bank like Camden Bank or Bank of American

Always great service here . Financing a vehicle was a piece of cake . We do all our banking here…read moreand if you live in Hermon or Western Bangor you should too !

Mistakes, excuses, lies, repeat. Mistakes, excuses, lies, repeat…read more.. Ellsworth entryway smells horrible too.

Opened up an account the lady never scanned our IDs didn't give us our account numbers and then our…read morecards have been locked twice we deposited a check we have to wait 10 days to clear when it is barely over 100$ poor customer care about even fixing there own issues I'll be finding a new bank!

Highly recommend Julie Lewis who works there. Extremely pleasant and easy to talk to. I needed…read morepaperwork notarized with my boyfriend and she made it a great experience. Very helpful.

Wow, what can I say about this bank? I lost my bank of 30 years a few years back and thought I…read morewould try this bank and wanted to keep my money local I own two properties out right. I went in for a mortgage on one of them because I'm rehab it their mortgage. This bank is in serious trouble 830 credit 700,000 and equity trying to borrow 90 K and it was a complete nightmare. They dragged it out for six straight weeks 10 times I said I was approved and then at the end they ding me on a lease that I have for my daughter. Their answer was kick my daughter out of her apartment and cancel the lease and then they'll give me the money. The funny part about it is the lease was only six months long and it had a buyout of 3K . They require you to download your complete bank statements and then they scrutinize everything that you spend money on. It's unbelievable What a joke I went to citizens bank had the money in two weeks don't deal with these little banks Bangor savings is a D minus !!!'n and under watch by the feds. it really shows their deposit accounts keep dropping and they're underwriting department is an absolute joke And it really should be replaced with AI.

More efficient than on my first visit, newer with bank accuracy for this credit union sites around…read moreBangor/Brewer area did offer more choice after the main Bangor bank was shown. This search was easier. There was also the option to get the map to your choice bank.

0 stars I was notified by them there is a 5.00 a month charge for a savings acct. I said never…read moreheard of such thing if I wanted to put a grand in there for my granddaughter , that wouldn't access the acct for 20yrs can't imagine my granddaughter going in and them telling her it would cost her $1200 for having the acct. Here's your Bill

I'm a trans woman who has been out for a while and using a name that matches my gender, but I…read morehaven't been able to get my name legally changed yet. I came in to set up a savings account and asked the teller, who let me know that I was going to have to talk to someone in the office (all well and good!). The lady in the office was busy so I waited around for a while. The teller addressed me by my legal name (which I don't and haven't used for a long time!) and asked if I wanted tea or water while I waited. It was a nice gesture, but still, she should not have used what was obviously my deadname. When I met with the representative in the office, she made FAR too much small talk, was acting incredibly nervous, and repeatedly addressed me by my deadname. It was a very uncomfortable interaction. I would have really appreciated it if the tellers and representatives here would think before addressing clients by their legal first name when their name obviously doesn't match their gender: -They could have addressed me as 'ma'am' or 'miss'. -They could have just said 'excuse me' and left out the gendered honorifics completely. -They could have asked me discreetly how I preferred to be addressed. Addressing someone by their deadname in public can actually out them as trans to people they don't want to be outed to, and this is something financial institutions need to be aware of.