I have to say, great location, I needed some cash in hand as I'm not usually out in this neck of…read morethe woods. On a Saturday, and this place wasn't open on the outside, no matter, that is what ATM's are for, and they have a drive through one....? Yes one drive through one, I don't get it, I have never understood drive through ATM's, is it really convenient, what if you have many transactions to do in one go, and you know that some people are dim-witted where they would leave their car idle while they are going through their transactions, talk about a waste of gas, and loading up the environment with fumes... sucks to be you, the car that is behind the one that is just there... where it seems like forever (you know once in your life this has happened at the ATM, where you wish they would just go to the counter!). Also... for this drive through ATM, for my car, it totally doesn't make sense, I drive a lower to the ground sports-car (no modifications) and I still had to open my door and readjust myself to operate this machine. But in the end I got my money, and I got it quick, but the drive through ATM, I still shake my head and just don't get it, not at all.

Great credit union. Excellent location. Staff is very helpful. Liz Nash is super efficient and…read morefriendly. AA+

if I could give 0 stars I would. Only 2 tellers on usually, and when I went in for 2 rolls of…read more coins they didn't even have that. I would not recommend this bank. Truly sad as they use to be a good bank!

Worst CIBC I have dealt with in more than 50 years as a CIBC customer…read more They drop the ball all the time, their incompetence almost cost me a home I was buying. They screwed up over and over with each subsequent person making things worse. Trying to phone or contact the branch, good luck, they never pickup or return calls, even when you say it is urgent. Staff turnover is constant, you start dealing with one person and by the next week 1 or 2 others have taken over and screwed things up. Terrible, terrible service. Go anywhere else

I banked with Coast Capital for over 15yrs. Moved to Alberta and now they tell me I have to pay a…read morelawyer to close my account. My fiance just closed an account with TD over the phone with no problem. I had to send them a "letter of direction" and a couple days later they call to tell me that my signature did not match exactly. Being in the industry I am in I shortened it as I sign my name a lot. So I let the person on the phone know that I changed my signature about 10 years ago and any Coast Capital cheques signed in the last 10 years have my current signature. Also my current drivers licence has my current signature. I offered to send a copy of my current government issued drivers licence and also offered to re-sign the form with my previous signature, after that I was put on hold. The person came back and said that her manager said that would not work and I had to get my drivers licence notarized by a lawyer. So they want me to pay $100-$150 and spend an hour out of my day going to see a lawyer to close my account. What a joke.. I was hoping that Coast Capital was going to come to Alberta as I heard they were but now I would never do business with them again. You don't have problems like this with regular banks. Put your money elsewhere.

It is my first time acquiring a mortgage however I did converse with a couple brokers before…read morelanding on Matt. He was very transparent and kept me in the loop with all my options. He is also a real pleasure to deal with and makes the experience as pleasant as possible. I strongly recommend him, I live in Vancouver and still chose to go with Matt. Great service.

From the owner: Abbotsford Mortgage Broker Matt Robinson offers custom mortgage strategies to ensure clients…read morerealize the lowest overall cost of borrrowing long-term. Strategies to meet any and all mortgage needs.

I went in there not looking like a slob but this stupid security guard started following me and…read morestaring at me.

I'm basing this review off of the drive through ATM so here it goes. The Mrs had to get some cash…read morefrom the drive through machine and it was a tough drive getting in there. There is almost a 90 degree turn from the parking lot into the covered ATM area and it shows from the multiple cars and trucks trying to get in. I mean the large dents and scrapes. from the almost impossible turn to get in. We have a 4 door Mazda and had a hell of a time getting in as I had to back out and straighten the car out to get in. BEWARE people with full sized sedans, small, and large trucks as you will get stuck

I had been a VanCity client at the Abbotsford branch for almost 20 years. Every couple of years or…read moreso, something stupid would happen to me there, but I am a pretty forgiving person--plus, changing financial institutions is a pain, so satisfactory is good enough for me. I have a longer story, but it is too long for yelp, so here is a summary of my final confrontation at VanCity. On Monday, September 28, 2015, I went to VanCity to request a photocopy of a cheque that I had deposited earlier in the month via the ATM machine. Jasmin helped me. She told me that it would hopefully be available in about two days. I wanted it in four (I needed it for sure by Monday, which is five in "business days"), so I had no worries. I was to receive a phone call. Four days later, on Friday, I went to VanCity, stood in line, and asked a friendly teller if there were any news regarding my photocopy. He had no idea, but he went to the back and spoke to Jasmin, who then looked my way and announced that it would be available on Monday. I was disappointed but still okay with this. A couple of hours later, Jasmin called me at home and told me that there was a big backlog of requests like mine, and my photocopy would be available on Monday (this was at least a little bit redundant but alright, as I can appreciate confirmations). Then Jasmin told me about a $15 fee for this. I politely thanked her and told her to hold off on this request, then, while I confirmed whether or not I did, in fact, need this photocopy, or if I could save $15. I went to the office that wanted this photocopy, waited in queue, got my confirmation, and went back to VanCity where I saw Jasmin again. She told me to go and stand in line to talk to a teller, as she was off at this time; as I was waiting, she approached me and told me that she would take care of me, even though she was off. Throughout this process, she reminded me at least three times that things were taking a while because she had been logged off but was logging back on to do me this favour. Finally, the request was submitted, I was told again that my photocopy should be in by Monday, and I was on my way. On Wednesday, October 7, 2015, because I heard nothing from VanCity on Monday or Tuesday, I went back to find out what was happening. I saw Jasmin on my way in, and I am certain that she saw me. She did not acknowledge me, and I did not want to talk to her again, anyway. Fortunately, my favourite teller was there, so I told her what was happening. She could find no information for me. The "boss" at the Abbotsford branch (I did not get her name, but this is how my favourite teller described her to me) told me to have a seat while they figured things out. I waited for about ten minutes until she told me to come into her office. The "boss" told me that they had two copies for me since Monday, and that Jasmin left me a message. I took my copies and went back in line to see a teller about withdrawing my money and closing my account; as I was doing this, Jasmin, back from her break, approached me, told me that she had told me about the $15 charge two Mondays prior, and she also emphasised that she had told me that this ordeal would "HOPEFULLY" take two days. She then scurried off--you know, the way that some bosses do when they order you to do something but do not allow you to respond. Nobody at VanCity's Abbotsford branch said anything like "please don't go" or anything like that; in fact, I was scolded by somebody who was blatantly lying about noting the $15 charge during the first time I made my request, as well as lying about calling me on Monday, October 5, and leaving a message with somebody in my household. I welcome any investigation into my home's phone logs. On my phone's caller ID log, I can see "VanCity" on Friday. I do not see "VanCity" on the following Monday. Also, nobody in my home received a call from VanCity, which I am certain about, because I had the phone near me all day--most of the time, it was even within an arm's reach. I also welcome an explanation as to why, if I had been told about the $15 charge on Day One, why did Jasmin call me on the following Friday, only a short time after telling me explicitly, in person, that my photocopy was going to be available on the Monday following? Everything at VanCity has come full circle for me. I am going to continue my banking at a nearby Toronto Dominion Bank, where I have a no-longer-used business account. Why? Because, during my early days at VanCity, when I started my own business and wanted to open a business account, I had to make an appointment to do so; when I showed up, on time, for this appointment, the agent whom I was supposed to see was not there--so I went to the nearby TD to do this, and I got it done immediately. Wanna know what my very first negative experience was at this VanCity branch? It was when a teller scolded me for my "messy" signature. It was Jasmin.