So we decided to go to another bank for our banking needs…read more I like how this bank employees all are very friendly and helpful with our banking needs. There online banking platform is the best around. If your looking for a great bank institution I highly recommend this bank for all your needs.

I like everything about this bank. The service and the added features on transfer, deposits and the…read moredebit cards.

If your looking for a great friendly place to bank at here you go. They offer free checking with…read morefree checks. They have a drive -thru if your not into going inside.

Used this bank as a company card 0/10 They can't figure how…read moreto take payments and then changes to want 100 percent payment out of no where when we pay weekly . As a personal customer it's just as bad the prompts send you to the representative and 3 out of 3 said all they do is cancel service , I. Not sure how that's banking help , all in all keep any eye out for this bank​

I wouldn't suggest first security bank even to my worst enemy, they have been nothing but problems…read moreand excuses and I finally switched to Arvest and have been incredibly satisfied. A few of the many issues experienced at first security, the biggest being that sometimes charges would be mislabeled on the online app and therefore would be marked as fraudulent. Once, our car/home insurance payment came out as "Toyota finance". I do not own a Toyota so of course I marked it as fraudulent, which denied the payment to the actual business United home insurance. Thanks to FS I owed the insurance company a NSF fee and now have to take my payment in person (even though I've changed banks) because they incorrectly assume it meant I didn't have money which was not true. So angering. On top of that we kept getting charged a NSF fee on our account, to the sum of almost $300 in total, yet we had funds in our account. You can't see what is trying to come out or the total without calling or going to the bank directly. We finally went to this branch and had them break down our entire account to us and told us the president themselves would be calling us directly to figure out the NSF fees. The call never came through so we chose to take our business to arvest. I'm so over this bank and am thankful I found a bank that cares and I get my paycheck 1 day earlier than I did with FS, which is a helpful bonus.

I came here to check on the cd rates they offered. The lady was very nice and helpful. She tried to…read moreget me to open a account nice try. But really interesting in hearing how cds dork in the long run.

From the owner: Proudly voted as the 'Best Credit Union' for the last five years (2021-2025) in the River Valley…read moreDemocrat-Gazette's -- Best of River Valley Awards. United Federal Credit Union has served its Members since 1949 by helping them to build a sound financial future. United consists of more than 190,000 Member/owners worldwide and manages assets in excess of $4.2 billion. Its corporate office and main branch are in St. Joseph, Mich., with additional branches in Arkansas, Indiana, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Federally insured by NCUA. Equal opportunity lender. Equal housing lender. For more information visit UnitedFCU.com

Local bank with convenient ATM that I use in the city in the strip! Locally owned by members of…read morethe Wal mart family.

We recently moved to Northwest Arkansas from California and needed to open up new bank accounts, as…read moreour current bank did not have branches in the area. I had used a cargo trailer to move things here, and then sold it, getting paid with a cashier's check from a local bank. My wife and I went to Arvest bank and opened a new account, using the cashier's check. They had no problem taking the check, set us up with our account, online access, etc. Late that afternoon, I tried to do the initial login for the online access and it said the account is locked out. So I called Arvest and was told that my cashier's check was obviously counterfeit, and they were terminating their relationship with me. They would mail me a copy of the check. The attitude of the customer service person was that I was some sort of criminal or scam artist. The local bank that issued the check was now closed, so I called them the next morning. Took all of about a minute to confirm with them that the check was good and there should have been no problem with depositing it. I called Arvest again asking why they thought the check was bad. They could not explain it, only that their back office algorithms had determined that it was a bad check. She said it may be something to do with being a new account and the check amount being a round number? I don't know why they didn't just check with the issuing bank, which is only a few miles away. All it would take is a quick phone call. I could understand a delay of a few days for available funds if they needed to verify the check. But no, they said they don't do that. They just assumed the check was bad. I would be receiving a copy of the check in the mail and could use that to deposit it elsewhere. Twice, I received a letter in the mail that they were closing the account in 30 days, stating: "We have determined this relationship is no longer mutually beneficial, and we ask that you not make any future attempt to open an account with Arvest Bank." All the while, I'm also still receiving letters welcoming me to Arvest and giving me information about my new account and various benefits, etc. After 10 days without receiving the check I called again. Found out that they had deposited the check in my account (why did they deposit a "counterfeit" check?). I could come in to a branch and withdraw the money, but my account was still scheduled to terminate in a few weeks. So I went in and met with the assistant manager, but she had no idea why the check was a problem or what was going on. So I withdrew the money in cash and closed the account. I went to a different area credit union and opened my accounts there. I just sold my house in California, so Arvest will not be seeing the very large deposit I'll be making from my sale. Not to mention our other checking, savings, and business accounts which we were going to transfer here as well. Arvest doesn't need to worry about me trying to open any accounts with them in the future.

I had came in here about 5 years ago. My parents had a few stocks n bonds from this place. After…read morefinding out, I got everything in order and decided to cash out. The people here were very friendly n cordial. It took a lil bit but finally closed out all accounts and collected and never looked back lol!!!!!