Went to Dollar Smart to cash my payroll check and learned about Fast Loans also there and got a…read more$200 loan, didn't know about that option. Very good service I never knew about but will use again soon. Good company.

While I think PA is NUTS for privatizing government-required services like car registration,…read moretitling and emissions -- given the private sector fattens their wallets by more than doubling the actual costs (while in other states the cost is the cost -- no fat), Jack Maggs is one of the least expensive options among the ones I called. Note that most don't publicly advertise their price, which seems to be part of the big hoax -- making it a lot of work to research a more viable option. But when I'm feeling scammed like PA makes me feel as a transplant who has lived in five other states, I do my homework. Jack Maggs was a bit lower than the one that claims to price match (but was closer so -- mileage saved). They were a ten spot or so lower than AAA if you pay in cash, and significantly less than the place right near Bridgeville Licensing. At $222 for a new title, registration and plate, the amount still caught me off guard but I was more comfortable knowing they were less greedy than some of there others -- and super fast and thorough with great customer service to boot, Bottom line: Stick with the one that balances great service with a competitive price. Oh, and write your dang legislators so they take the private middle people out of government required services so you aren't gouged so deeply and in such a regressive manner. Other states charge by the value of your car... which is progressive. Get on board with what's fair! [the rant continues] Also emissions -- many states have seen the impact of these wane, and again, this cost is regressive and, when it costs twice as much here as Philly, wtf is going on. Calling around I got a range of $38 to $107 so far, and no one bats an eye -- but you should. For a "cheap" city per internet research, the costs are mighty high compared to "expensive" states like WA that even the score with salaries that are higher and state income tax that is non-existent.

The location of Jack Maggs Agency is off the beaten path. Despite having an appointment, we had to…read morewait, only to find out we didn't have all the necessary paperwork. The services took too long to be completed.

I have been using allegheny Financial Group since 1999. I'm extremely happy with the results I've…read moregotten by working with them. In addition, the heads of the firm and their staff are extremely nice caring people. They're on call when you need them.

great service. quick, pleasant, convenient. no problems would definitely return to this place again…read moreif I needed to

False advertising. Had over 16 ounces in silver jewelry acted like he was too good to take it …read more False advertising wouldnt help me out at all .

The Good: I always received great customer service here. The people were friendly and got to know…read moreyou. They truly care about your life. The Bad: I don't like the sales tactics that are flooding the banking scene and this location is no exception so I cannot give 5 stars. I will ask for the things I need. If my money is at a bank then they are working for me, it feels rude for them to push more products when I have not inquired. Recommended.

I've not used this bank but have inquired about it. It is right off Freedom Road and easy to drive…read moreinto. Just looked at a few of there offerings to see if it made any sense to shift from PNC. At least for now, for me, it does not. The bank is well-situated in what is an increasing build out of businesses in the Cranberry area. f8 and be there.

Everything was great! Looking forward to doing buisness in the future. Best rates around!read more

I have been a member here for 14 years, and had been mostly satisfied - until fall 2016 [almost a…read moreyear now.] I am currently seeking another banking option. The "upgrade" started last year, leaving the online banking not-so user friendly. They also removed the ability to check your balance at an ATM st this time! Then their "downtime maintenence" started. The "downtime maintenence" will last from the time the bank closes, and will last until the bank opens the next day. Although their staff will argue that it is "only a few hours." They are either greatly mislead, or intentionally playing this worthless upgrade down. And there is no "after hours support," either. Only an 800# at a separate institution to report lost & missing cards! During this "downtime," you cannot access your online banking. You cannot swipe your card to make a purchase at a retailer, and forget about getting money at an ATM! You are stuck without access to your money! This has happened 3 times since Christmas 2016! And, it always starts with the ominous online message that you get when you go to "online banking." It's the pink box of death that says the site is down for maintenence, and it apologizes for any inconvenience. It has always lasted till 9am the next business day. Incident #1: At Christmas 2016, I had a business dinner in Pittsburgh to attend. I couldnt access my balance online. We went to a gas station to get gas & money from the ATM. We could neither pay for gas NOR get money! If we had enough gas to get into Pittsburgh, our cards would have declined for our meals! And we would have been stuck in Pittsburgh, unable to get home. There was a few hundred in our account- and we couldn't even access it! Incident #2: Thank goodness, we dodged Mother's Day crowds, and went to dinner the night before. On Sunday, we went out for ice cream. Again, both of our cards declined, and I knew there was sufficient funds to cover ice cream! I checked the online banking. There was the pink box of death! We, luckily, had enough cash on hand for our ice cream, but we had to cancel the trip to Walmart for needed items! The pink box wasn't removed until the next morning, when the CU opened up! My thought went to how many members took their moms out to dinner, stuck with big bills that they couldn't pay! When I went to the credit union the next day and inquired about the "downtime," they confirmed that it was system wide! When I asked who would plan for a scheduled downtime on Mother's Day, the one young male teller got very cocky & arrogant with me. "What do you expect US to do about it?" [Well, if it's scheduled... maybe select a day that's not a holiday?] #3- final straw! We visited my brother in SC last weekend. Keep in mind- my hubby's acct had over $1400, and my acct, almost $500. Between us, we had $1900. The parts were delivered on Tuesday and the repair done that day. The CU closed at 4pm; the garage was closing at 6pm; my brother got hubby to the garage [after work] at 5:30m. We checked the balance earlier in the day, "just to be sure." Our balances were unchanged... $1400 & $500. The repair bill - $550. Not a problem! EXCEPT- hubby attempted to swipe the card & it didn't go thru. Then attempted a partial payment on my card. That didn't process as well. He went to the ATM, with an unsuccessful attempt to get money. I checked the online banking page. IT'S THE PINK BOX OF DEATH! It's now 5:50pm. By the grace of God, my brother & SIL had that in their other accounts, and were able to consolidate funds. Now, because Elliott FCU had created, twice before, a financial crisis, I had gotten a little wiser, and started to stash some extra money on a prepaid Bluebird card, AND I have a small [$300] credit card for backup. By 5:50pm, our car was paid for by my brother & SIL [and I had to leave them a check!] Our emergency stash of funds was what we used to get home; the credit card covered our hotel room & gas! I continued to check thru the night, to see when the Pink Box of Death went away. It was still there when I went to bed at 2am, and was there at 830am on Wednesday morning. It came off at 9am. Now, we had over $1900 in our accounts. This CU caused the financial crisis!. This never should have happened, since we had more than a sufficient amount in there to cover the bill. This is an unfortunate trend with this credit union! Let me add another fact here, to demonstrate the lack of professionalism and ethical business practices by Elliott FCU. I placed a lengthy review, like this, on FB, around 1pm on Thurs 6/15/17. Elliott FCU removed my review & stacked in SIX 5 fake reviews. When I returned to find my review gone, and six 5 reviews [all placed within 2 hours, oddly enough], it ensured my 1 review would have less of an impact

The times I have needed the office personnel in Steve's office was always handled efficiently and…read morewith a personal touch. After 30 years, they will be my only go to for all of my insurance needs for home and vehicles. They make me feel as if my customer satisfaction is their number one goal. I teach college level customer service classes and they exceed my expectations. Happy State Farm Customer

We had a major house fire on 5/1/25 and am so thankful we have Steve Kreis/State Farm as our…read morecarrier. Lynn is a true God-send and has helped me out tremendously. She has not only walked me through the process and assisted me in completing necessary paperwork but has truly helped me keep my sanity. We were in a hotel for 3 months and are now in a rental home. It will still be several months before we are able to return home and Lynn has made it quite clear I can call her any time I have any more questions or need any assistance. Though I had only talked to her once or twice before the fire with questions about our car insurance I feel like we are long lost friends.

I had my first accounts as a kid at First National Bank in Leechburg. The bank has been around…read moreclose to 100 years so they must be doing something right. Also they have branch's in smaller communities plus the tellers have been really nice at every branch I've been too.