Spectacular service and incredible staff of dedication, knowledge, expertise, kindness, and quick…read moreresponse time. I'm really happy we chose Premier Financial Group!

Jeremy met with me and gave some really helpful advice on where to get started when looking at…read moreretirement planning. I appreciated the time he took to explain a variety of options, even though I was not a potential client of theirs. Very friendly, and was not condescending or anything like that, despite my zero knowledge on financial planning. Thank you Jeremy!

After 20 years I'm calling it quits. Not only does this bank have the worst rates for money…read moremarkets, savings and CDs, they have consistently giving me lower credit than my other banks, and a harder time getting that credit. They screwed up incredibly bad by locking me out of my account while I was in Europe, I just couldn't believe it and they couldn't solve it for the 3 weeks that I was there. I also waited for years for the app to finally be decent enough to use. The CEO makes well over a million dollars a year for this small credit union, they are the most picky and least helpful banking establishment I can remember in my lifetime. They seem to have no recognition of long-time members , I always feel like I've just walked enough the street I would like to stay local, but I'll have to find a different local credit union. And just a final picky point: who in the world designed and then okay the design for the parking lot at the new branch in eureka? It is so staggeringly bad, one literally has to stagger over rocks and curbs the entrance of the bank.

I banked at Coast Central back in the early 90s and wasn't too happy with them. I moved to…read moreProvident Credit Union and then they left town. I tried several banks but finally decided to come back to Coast Central. Their computer systems are great and easy to use. The bill pay takes a bit of getting used to and once I asked questions, it has been great. I pay bills with it each month (although I don't use the autopays) and I also transfer money to my landlord's account. It is an easy process. I had a car loan with them and never had a bit of trouble. I use both the ATMs and the drive up tellers. I'm not wild about the wait inside for the services people. There is sometimes a wait. But once someone is taking care of my stuff, they do not try to hurry me up and get me out of there. I'll wait a bit if I know I won't be rushed. I like the credit union. Interest rates are good. The service staff is friendly and call you back when they say they will. And they don't seem to have a great many fees like Wells Fargo does. They don't try to sell you services. I'd recommend the bank to any of my friends.

Redwood Coast Financial Partners is a great company to work with. The staff is very friendly and…read moreextremely competent. Whenever I call the office, I am greeted pleasantly and my questions are answered. If I need to talk with my financial advisor, I am transferred or my call is returned quickly. My questions are answered and all of the recommendations made to me have been very effective. I recommend this company to anyone looking for courteous, helpful people who give professional advice.

Great staff and lots of help. Would recommend going down and seeing them if you need any help.read more

Hawley Butterfield at the Edward Jones office on E Street in Eureka should be avoided if you want…read moreany kind of control of your assets. I asked him to move my mutual funds to his office to consolidate my Family Trust into one office, but instead he ordered them to be LIQUIDATED without any attempt to notify me. This resulted in a large capital gains tax bill at the end of the year, and additional fees to buy back my mutual funds. His explanation was: I thought you wanted me to manage your money and invest in an Edward Jones mutual fund. Say what???? I left several messages for him to return my call. It's been over a year, and no return call from Mr. Butterfield. I have since moved my account to Devin Peal, in another Edward Jones office on H Street in Eureka. That office has been fabulous. He only makes changes after we meet and discuss the ramifications of the changes. So far, his advice has been right-on. Unlike Hawley Butterfield, he even returns calls!

Von Hawley Butterfield makes everything so simple to understand, and I can tell he genuinely cares…read moreabout my financial stability, and my financial goals. He's not boastful or prideful about his ability to do his job well. He just does it, and the results speak for themselves. Von is extremely passionate about what he does. I can definitely tell he has fun doing his job! I trust him 100%.

Hawley Butterfield at the Edward Jones office on E Street in Eureka should be avoided if you want…read moreany kind of control of your assets. I asked him to move my mutual funds to his office to consolidate my Family Trust into one office, but instead he ordered them to be LIQUIDATED without any attempt to notify me. This resulted in a large capital gains tax bill at the end of the year, and additional fees to buy back my mutual funds. His explanation was: I thought you wanted me to manage your money and invest in an Edward Jones mutual fund. Say what???? I left several messages for him to return my call. It's been over a year, and no return call from Mr. Butterfield. I have since moved my account to Devin Peal, in another Edward Jones office on H Street in Eureka. That office has been fabulous. He only makes changes after we meet and discuss the ramifications of the changes. So far, his advice has been right-on. Unlike Hawley Butterfield, he even returns calls!

These folks have done my taxes for a couple years now. Our taxes are fairly simple but with a…read moreself-employment component, so I appreciate their ability to catch the correct deductions and also compare to past years to make sure we're not forgetting something.

As a 1st Responder that recently relocated to Eureka, I didnt have any references for a new…read moreaccountant to do my personal Taxes. On route to the Eureka Mall, i noticed Morrisons business and thought I should go with somone that seemed established and professional....WHAT A MISTAKE! My first meeting with him was by appointment and Bradley was immeadiatly dissmissive and rude. I thought I would give him a 2nd chance...and upon arriving with my Tax info for my 2nd app, before he even said hello, He looked at my forms and said..."Yeah your Screwed"... I wanted to walk out right there. I didnt, and should have. After leaving I have since decided, I did not want to return to someone who was so completely unprofessional. Lesson learned about finding an accountant in A MALL!

Came here for the Christmas open house at Henderson Center. It was so fun! Everyone was very kind…read moreand welcoming. They seemed to genuinely care about us and had great customer service.

When I first moved to Humboldt I saw several ads where people said they loved Redwood Capital Bank…read more It felt like sappy marketing. I had never heard anyone anywhere say that they loved their bank. But then I opened an account. Banking has never been more pleasurable. And here I am letting you know that I Redwood Capital Bank.

The ladies that work here are very polite and they don't judge people or their situations. They…read moretake pride in their job and helping their customers while making sure they are safe and they go out of their way to help their customers. I've spoke to the owner and I love that she has a history that I relate to and that along with myself she has overcome those obstacles in her life and her being a business woman gives me hope I too will become successful.

Cheryl and Lateese are so polite and thoroughly run this business so professionally. Very detailed…read moreand will go out of their way to help you.

Called on the telephone to ask if they could cash my financial aid check since Monday is a holiday,…read moreso my bank wont be open till TUES. Lady asked for how much I told her, she said to drive there now and she would. When I got there, there were three people ahead of me. She cashed one financial aide check right before me, Then I got to the window, and she realized after being Very slow and ditzy giving the wrong change to the person before, how full her new aged lobby was. She then asked everyone in the lobby how many had financial aide checks. Three more students raised their hands. Then after telling me on the phone 5 minutes before my half hour lobby wait, and one minute at the window, she told me that she could not cash it, or she could cash it and give me half and I could come back in a couple of days to get the rest. Ok how is that legal?

AA Cash is a very helpful place, and the reviews from some very rude people on here are totally…read moreinaccurate. I am a long time customer, and have never had an issue. The people at AA are the best, lovely people, and never rude. They are usually the last stop for desperate people who were unable to cash their checks anywhere else. So be grateful! I also know a lot about how these institutions work, having also worked at a few similar places. So I will explain. All money transaction services are regulated by the government and have to adhere to very strict laws. If they do not, they are risking fines and even jail time. Any business can legally deny a transaction for any reason, and most have to be verified in order to be cashed. It doesn't matter if you think your check is OK. Verifying a check does not guarantee that it will clear the bank either. They are not ever 'good', until they have cleared the bank. They can ask for as little or as much info as they deem necessary. It is a risk for every business to cash checks that are not at all guaranteed to clear the bank. There is no such thing as a guaranteed check. This includes the government. And it is a risk for the customer also, as any check that does not clear, will have to be paid back by the customer, not the person who wrote the check, plus a fee. There are rules to protect everyone, including rude people. Money orders and personal checks are the most risky, and usually have to wait to clear the bank before being paid out. Many of these checks bounce. Money orders are often used for money laundering. The government requires money service businesses to screen every transaction as potentially fraudulent. The businesses can be fined and go to jail if they cash anything that could potentially be illegal. Businesses ARE required to contact the authorities if they suspect anything. People are dishonest if they pretend not to know there is an extremely high amount of fraud in this area, as well as stolen checks, and more problems. In order to not discriminate, these rules have to apply equally to everyone, regardless of your circumstances, or where the check is from. In addition, businesses do not always have cash on hand for larger checks. Banks also run out of money. If it was very busy, then that probably was the case for 'Desiree'. The abusive comments and assumptions, as well as misogynistic name calling, only demonstrate that you two are the problem, not the business. If a check is legit, then you should be more cooperative. I'm sensing much entitlement here from you two. I'm reporting 'R i's' post. Thank you AA Cash for helping so many people and having to put up with trouble makers.