A really great credit union. Abbey Credit Union is locally owed credit Unioun. They are always very…read morefriendly and fast.

My 1 star review is because recently my stepdad passed away and because social security deposited…read morehis death benefits into my mom's bank account Abbey credit union froze my mom's bank account and won't let her get his death benefits payment. She even had a letter from social security stating the benefits is to be paid to my mom and still they won't give her access to her account.

Do not rent or purchase insurance from this man. I lived in one of his units for over a year with…read moreconstant headaches due to a CO leak caused by his negligence. My water heater was improperly installed and not in working order for any part of my tenancy. Either he knowingly cut corners on the installation or he did not bother to have his unit inspected to ensure he was following Ohio Health and Safety laws. I could have died. My cat almost died. He did not care. He did not "feel responsible" for his lack of maintenance on his property. I have photo proof and proof from both the gas company and a certified plumber stating the terrible job that was done on the install and MULTIPLE health and safety violations. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THIS MAN.

Have been dealing with Kendall Insurance for a while now and they are the best…read more Competitive rates and responsive, polite service. A friend lost a building to a fire and they were there quickly and got them back into operation as soon as possible.

Never actually been inside this location because they have the stupidest hours. Kind of hard to get…read morein and out of this location as well. So good bank who is local but bad location.

I have been with Erie for a very long time and have excellent service with them. I would recommend…read morethem to everyone.

Natco in Richmond was along some of the best, Everyone that was nice and worked hard to help is…read moregone. They have Alot of help that acts like if I got to I'll help You then mostly not handled correctly. They are NOT the nicest people anymore, before years ago when I started my account it was different If I'd have them a review with stars before I'd marked 6 stars Now I'd give them maybe on a good day it would be a 2 I wouldn't recommend it Never again to anyone

I recently applied for a loan a NATCO, I called and spoke to Paige, she was great, she was…read moreunderstanding, very upbeat and positive! I love NATCO Credit Union, as a member for 10 years they have always been there for me, NATCO is a great resource for our community!, God Bless them.

I decided to check around for insurance and see if I have competitive pricing. I called SF at this…read moreoffice and asked for car, home and umbrella insurance quotes. They provided the quotes as asked and were more than willing to answer any questions. And I did push them on several line items. Their service was professional and answered every question I had. And they were cheaper in all three types than my present insurance! So I signed up for all three insurance types with them. Bottom line, I'll save $700 per year with SF! Now that's some cheddar to talk about!

State Farm Just sucks for getting your car repaired. Claims ignore your request and say they never…read moregot the documents.. ridiculous. Never ever will i have them as my insurance company again.

I'm still waiting to find an insurance agency not run by chimpanzees who just happen to look like…read morehumans. My first experience with these people was around 1982 when Erie Insurance had two agencies in town and the other one took my hard-earned cash and spent it on something other than my policy, allowing my policy to be cancelled. I first met Joan Bartel, who used a posh type of Indiana accent to impress upon me that we had nothing in common. If she lived such a posh life, why was she an insurance agent? Having her name as half owner didn't seem all that posh anyway. She took care of my insurance and my parents in an adequate fashion. Fast forward to late 2008 when I moved here again, and I met the other half, Brad VanVleet. He was much less condescending to me, perhaps because my address was just across the road from his, apparently. However, he was too busy to actually write the policy, so he handed me to Kyle Zaydel. So, Kyle and I talked briefly, and he quoted the policy with Erie and Celina Insurance companies. The prices were much cheaper than Nationwide wanted (a small fortune, especially coming from Florida and Nationwide!), and I went with Celina, as it was the less expensive and supposedly gave great service. Time has passed and when I have questions and send e-mail, I get answers that take weeks instead of days from both Kyle Zaydel, and Kim Smith who has come to tend the policies. I just met with a Michelle today, concerning my mother's estate and a transitional insurance as the house is vacant. As this probably sounds chaotic and useless, they're not horrible--disorganized perhaps--but not horrible. They're probably extra popular, considering the low cost of the insurance provided by the companies they sell, and that keeps them on the edge of their seats.

I switched to Van Vleet insurance - by Erie - many years ago after moving and buying an older home…read more My former, big-time insurance company (one I had been with for many, many years) balked at insuring the purchase home without unreasonable inspections and even then, would only insure at 100% replacement costs for the original structure. I could not afford that and I ended that relationship. Somewhat miffed, I went looking elsewhere. Van Vleet wasn't the first company I contacted but it was the last and I've been satisfied ever since - over 15 years. Like most companies, they offer bundled rates and I am taking advantage of those, but one thing I particularly like is that Erie is regional. While Erie wouldn't insure a property I had out west, that also means that there is somewhat less exposure to large-scale disasters like earthquakes, giant wildfires, and hurricanes that affect parts of the country outside their coverage area. (While all insured consumers suffer due to large insurance payouts, customers of those companies not directly affected do fare better. My rates have been fairly stable for several years.) I haven't had any claims with Van Vleet, but the customer service I've received thus far makes me confident that if and when I do, the help will be swift and substantial. Brad Van Vleet is my agent, but everyone I've ever dealt with there has been most accommodating and professional. I really can't image dealing with a better company and agency. Had my original company continued to provide the kind of service to a loyal customer that Van Vleet did to a new one, I might be writing a review about them. Instead, I'm recommending Van Vleet and suggesting that you do too. At the very least, let them compete for your hard-earned dollars and assess for yourself the peace of mind they can provide for your family. That's what I did and I've slept better ever since.