Nicely appointed branch in Lyndhurst. Large parking lot and drive through. Friendly tellers and…read moregreat customer service. Highly recommend for your banking business.

From the owner: At Kearny Bank, our friendly & experienced team is here to help you achieve your financial goals!…read moreWe offer personal & business checking accounts, saving accounts, mortgages, and residential & business loans. With over 40 branches and ATM locations throughout NJ & NY, we're always nearby. Call or click today to learn more about our banking services!

Great bank and branch! Always courteous and professional staff! Lefty of parking ! Great team .read more

From the owner: Beginning with 1 branch in Bayonne NJ, After 10 years of success & growth, BCB acquired Pamrapo…read moreSavings Bank. Soon after this expansion, BCB acquired Allegiance Community Bank. The bank continued to grow by acquiring Indus American Bank in 2018. In 2020 BCB expanded its footprint with the opening of a branch in Newark, NJ. BCB always considered the community to be its primary focus. While growing, the Bank never lost sight of its mission to serve the people & businesses within the communities it supports. The past, present & future are rooted in the community. Today, BCB is a thriving community bank with branch offices throughout NJ & NY.

CHASE promised, promised, promised to close on time. My sister even told me not to go with them…read morebecause they didn't close for her on time and she had to get a mortgage company involved last minute. And that's the story: they DID NOT CLOSE ON TIME. I almost lost my first home because of Chase. Not only did they not return my down payment fee ($500.00) they did not return the inspection fee ($350). RIPOFF artists. They know NOTHING about how to manage a mortgage. NOTHING.

Banker there was unaware of her customer leaving their wallet on her desk and accused me of…read moredropping it there. My boyfriend has a similar wallet so i touched it to give it to him but realized it didn't open the same so i placed it back and apologized to banker bc she gave me a mean look. When we were done she runs up to us and says I left my wallet there but I didn't bring my wallet to the bank. Very loudly she says "for your information I did not let my customer leave her wallet here" and I'm so confused because I'm like why is she yelling at me for something I didn't do? Why would I bring her customers wallet back into that room and not tell her "i found this outside"but we both saw it OPEN laying neatly in front of us on her desk. She absolutely went nuts for no reason. I hope I don't get accused of anything in the meantime unprofessional and lack of awareness at best in this location. Go to Rutherford, I had better experiences there.

Great branch of bank . Very friendly service. Great employees at this location. Plenty of parking…read more.

Rating: NEGATIVE INFINITY. I would rather set my money on fire and use the ashes as confetti than…read moretrust a single cent to this bank. TD Bank is not a bank you can trust -- it is a convicted felon in a cheap green suit, a data-leaking parasite, and a bureaucratic torture chamber disguised as a financial institution. Let me eviscerate your two offenses with the factual venom they deserve. REASON 1 - YOU ARE A DATA-LEAKING PARASITE THAT VIOLATES BASIC TRUST TD's approach to personal information handling is deeply troubling. After sharing information through TD's systems, your vulture-like credit card department was shoving promotional garbage into my mailbox. The timing makes it awfully too hard to believe it was a coincidence. Whether due to internal data practices or inadequate controls, the result was the same: my trust in TD's ability to protect sensitive information was seriously damaged. And here's the staggering, infuriating irony: you can't even keep tabs on your own transaction pipeline, yet you have the audacity to treat me like a criminal when I try to update my own account. Let's talk about your actual track record on security and compliance -- it isn't just bad, it's historically damning. In October 2024, TD Bank pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering -- the first national bank in U.S. history to do so. The Justice Department imposed the largest penalty ever levied under the Bank Secrecy Act: roughly $1.9 billion in criminal fines and forfeiture, part of a combined resolution exceeding $3 billion once the Federal Reserve, OCC, and FinCEN piled on -- plus an asset cap restricting TD's growth. Why? Because for nearly a decade, TD "willfully" failed to maintain an adequate anti-money laundering program, and left 92% of its transaction volume -- about $18.3 trillion -- effectively unmonitored between 2018 and 2024. TD became, in its own employees' words, an "easy target" for the "bad guys." Three separate money laundering networks pushed more than $670 million through TD accounts, one of them with the help of five of TD's own employees. One operator alone moved over $470 million in illicit cash while bribing tellers with gift cards to look the other way. As Attorney General Merrick Garland put it: "By making its services convenient for criminals, TD Bank became one." So spare me your sanctimonious "security theater" when I try to change a number on my profile. You couldn't monitor trillions in transactions, you let a criminal network dump piles of cash on your own counters, your own employees took bribes to keep quiet -- and yet you force me, a verified, authenticated account holder, to physically drag myself to a branch just to change a single digit? REASON 2 - YOUR "CONVENIENCE" SLOGAN IS A GASLIGHTING JOKE, AND YOUR "SECURITY" EXCUSE IS A FRAUD "America's Most Convenient Bank"? Let me correct that: "America's Most Contemptuous, Time-Wasting Enterprise." You forced me -- a customer who passed your verification gauntlet with SSN, date of birth, and security questions -- to waste hours traveling to a physical branch just to change a phone number. Every other reputable financial institution lets me do this online in five minutes. But not you. You hide behind the paper-thin shield of "security." And here's the devastating truth: that security posture rings hollow. If you were actually serious about security, you'd have caught the $18.3 trillion in transactions that flowed through unchecked. If you were serious about security, five of your own employees wouldn't have been in on the laundering. Your so-called "security measures" aren't protection -- they're bureaucratic sadism aimed at honest customers, while criminals got the red carpet for years. IN CONCLUSION TD Bank pleaded guilty to a genuine money-laundering conspiracy, prioritized profit over compliance, allowed criminals to use its branches as cash-dumping grounds, and now has the gall to treat law-abiding customers like suspects. Meanwhile, sharing my information through their systems led to unwanted marketing outreach almost immediately. You are hypocritical, unreliable, and dishonest about what "security" actually means here. TD Bank has no business lecturing anyone about trust.

Great bank with long hours and great employees. Has no fee gift cards for customers! Big savings…read moreespecially around holidays. Wish they would correct address is: 571 New York Avenue. For a large bank the staff is reasonably empowered to make decisions without that bank bank mentality.

Worst TD bank of them all. I've never had so many issues with a bank before. When the banks are…read moreclosed your options are to use the ATM and this one never seems to be working or whenever I need money it's not in service. Also the other day the door to get into the ATM machine area wasn't working and wouldn't read any debit cards for multiple people. FIX THIS PLEASE.

Worst customer service ever!! The people at the desk have terrible attitude and business sense!!…read moreTried to deposit check and clear part was not able even though I had my id available and mortgage through them! Not not customer friendly! Every customer on line had a problem!!

Took 9 months to get a Home Equity line of credit!!! Never again.read more

Today I met with John Kim regarding my sister's estate account. I could not be more satisfied with…read more the service I received from John. From the first moment he was polite and respectful of my sister's passing. He worked with me for 1.5 hours until all my questions were answered and helped navigate me through the inheritance tax issue at hand. John is commended for a job well done!

ATM is always broken. They have very limited opening hours. Staff is apathetic and doesn't care.read more

I like Wells Fargo bank. I have never had a problem with any one of their…read morenumerous branches that I use. I mainly deal with the Rutherford, N.J. office. They have always been very helpful with my personal banking needs. When I lived in Pennsylvania the Milford, PA. branch was the same way. Never a problem, always would go out of their way to assist. What else could you ask from a bank?

The best branch in the area. The manager is very helpful and…read morefriendly. It was closing time and we needed a new card and to open up a new account and he did both. He took his time and had us out of there quickly.

This is a very very big Chase branch. It's one of those large roman looking buildings with big…read morecolumns in the front. It's on the corner so it's easy to find. Parking: There is a parking deck behind the Chase branch used for the stores in the area. You can park in the designated spots for Chase parking for a limited time. There are also drive through kiosks right next to the parking deck where you can take care of buisness in your car. As you walk out of the parking deck and onto the street, you will see a door you can access with your Chase Debit card to the ATM only. The Chase branch itself is on the corner of the street and you have to keep walking to it. (I made the mistake of trying to find the Chase branch where the ATM was). Just keep walking! The branch inside is really nicely polished. The bankers are all very nice and friendly and they will help you with anything you need.

Horrible customer service. I moved all my accounts after many years at the Rutherford branch.read more