I am not with Harleysville Savings Bank, but I have been here a few times on occasion. The bank…read morelobby seemed nice, the tellers pleasant and though I personally can't comment on the banking since I am not a member the transactions seemed to go smoothly enough. The only thing I want overly fond of was the parking lot. Seemed like a decent bank.

Awesome customer setvice. Jacob, a corp mfr is terrific. I highly recommend Eric sneeread more

I was unhappy with my old bank and opened an account with Inspire FCU. Best decision I've made…read more I'm so happy with them I opened an additional account.

First National B & T has been around since Billy Penn sat at the corner of State Street and Centre…read moreAvenue and drew a box on his map and said that was the perfect place for a financial institution. Well, maybe not quite that long, but its history fades into the distant past. Now, it sits across from Starbucks and Gap Body, and cattycorner from the Black Horse Tavern in the middle of the Borough. While the neighborhood has certainly changed, the driving force of FNB&T has not. It remain dedicated to the prospering of those around it. What is most significant is that it takes its role as an anchor of the community seriously. They take good care of your money, and make a real effort to remain involved in the lifeblood commerce of Newtown. In this regard it does a great job. They make their operations training room available to community groups for meetings, and even offer their executives for places on the boards of directors of the many non-profits around town. When PennDot came to town attempting to "preserve" the Centre Ave. Bridge by basically destroying it, the Bank stood up with its neighbors and said, "Nay!" It threw its considerable influence around the right places, and the Commonwealth backed off. First National is a part of our community in every sense of the word. It is not for nothing that it is called a Trust company. It certainly has earned ours.

best bank ever! They know you, they are so friendly. They call you if your account is overdrawn…read moreso you can rectify it before it gets to be a complete mess. They even let dogs in the bank and give them treats. Great job, Paula, Brenda and the 2 newer girls - !!!

Very friendly small community bank. They always have the same tellers to help out so they know…read morepeople by their first name. Always offer treats to the kids and also the dog. Very helpful and friendly bank.

OMG, i thought TD was bad, they make this bank look good. When my business was open they made sure…read moreeveryday that a new fee or processing fee was added onto my account. I can not tell you how many times I had to rush here to deposit cash due to their accounting abnormalities. I understand they are based in Newtown and perhaps the yuppies there do not track their accounts closely or not but the games they play are some of the oldest in the banking industry. " The old tricks are still the best tricks " For me I switched over to Wells Fargo and have never been more pleased. I would suggest they close this branch.

I've been banking with Univest for more than 20 years. What drew me to this bank (not this branch)…read moreoriginally was it's emphasis on being a local bank that knew its customers. Employees knew your name when you walked through the door. The bank has since grown, organically and through acquisitions. Branches have consolidated, and this regional office is now my local branch. Like most people I don't go to a physical bank often. However, when I do, this is my closest location. Clearly, it was a small office that needed to become a "branch" when they closed their old Doylestown location. It's cramped, with very little ability to social distance (pandemic still raging in Jan. 2022) and there's no drive thru. Also, the location couldn't be less convenient. It's very difficult to find on your first visit. Finally, the $8 per month fee just to have a checking account seems outdated and almost like a penalty for banking with Univest. Still a decent bank, but the Doylestown location leaves much to be desired.

I'm very happy banking with the penn community, because the manager and tellers in the new Hope…read morebranch are very nice with me and they have best interest rate on CD or Money Market . I'm glad to banking with that branch of Penn Community bank

I decided to refinance my house because rates were so good. Penn community had the best rate for me…read moreso I decided to try them. Everything was great in the beginning and I paid my fees and paid for appraisal. Then after weeks of waiting I am informed that I don't qualify for a 15 yr mortgage. Annoying why didn't they tell me from the start. So we start over for a 30 yr which women said is easy for me to get. I'm going for a small mortgage compared to what my house is worth. After 4 months of them playing around I get turned down for my tiny mortgage and they won't call me back when I try to find out how this can be. Horrible bank and rude people that won't return your calls. Don't use them!!!

Simply the best in personal IRA's. Cheap online trades. Always a really American picks up the Phone…read more when you call the 1-800 number. Schwab never hides fees, or programs. Everything is up front. Unlike MetLife, which hides fees and makes online searches impossible, and MetLife never returns calls.