Good bank with great customer service. They are located all around central Arkansas.read more

If you have an account at Centennial Bank, I would go first thing when the bank opens and pull out…read moreyour money and close your account! This bank and the people in leadership are so deceptive. The negligence of this bank has caused great harm to my small business and my family. The corruption runs deep. I know I am not alone. The dishonesty and potentially criminal activity by this bank need to be exposed. If you would like to share your story of corruption or negligence by Happy State Bank or Centennial email: Happyiscorrupt@communioncooperative.com and expose what is going on. This lender completely mishandled my PPP loan causing a burden far beyond what any small business should have to experience in this program. They do not care about small businesses, and they bully anyone who calls out the corruption and use lawyers to intimate because they know small businesses are the weaker party. CEO & President Tracy French and COO John Stephen Tipton called me to discuss my situation. They said they would investigate and call me back. That was June 30, 2023. I never got a call back. Public records show Tracy French has a compensation package of about $1.6m and Stephen Tipton $987,979. I think they could afford to find time to return my call. If your money and business are at this bank you are contributing to their pockets getting deeper while further separating any care for integrity or ethical behavior towards small businesses. They have no problem ignoring the importance of following through on what they discussed they would do and have operated in complete bad faith with my situation with no accountability. The leadership in this bank has no morals but only finds joy when John Allison touts the success of deposits each quarter. As a client at this bank, you are only worth the dollar you have in the bank or what you bring to the bank. They don't care about you, your small business, or the livelihood of your family. If you stay with this bank, it is only a matter of time before you are a victim of their corruption. The first step is to close your account and get out, the second is to email me with your experience and we can work together to expose what is going on and the harm they are causing to mom-and-pop small businesses that are still hurting from the COVID closures.

I have the opportunity to be served by this branch of Farmers Bank & Trust on 2 occasions. I could…read morenot be happier to recommend this bank. The staff there are outstanding. Makala has been a professional in the way she helped me. I would highly choose her and the other team members in Bryant!

Seriously the best financial institution! The employees truly care about you and work to form a…read morerelationship with you to best help your individual financial needs. Highly recommend!!

From the owner: Founded in 1957, Hurricane Creek Federal Credit Union is Saline County's trusted financial partner…read more As a community credit union, we proudly serve anyone who lives, works, or worships in Saline County, Arkansas. We offer a range of financial products and services, including checking accounts, savings accounts, money market accounts, share certificates, consumer loans, and home loans. Plus, we provide the same modern technology conveniences as the big banks, ensuring you have access to your accounts anytime, anywhere. Unlike banks, which are for-profit institutions, credit unions are member-owned, not-for-profit organizations that prioritize the financial well-being of their members. Join us and experience the personalized service and community focus that sets us apart.

I found the Bryant Branch of Arvest Bank to be superior in service and care…read more I have been a long time customer and they have been so very helpful to me when I needed help with checking fraud.

Arvest bank is terrible…read more They said they closed my account and then didn't. I called to close my account and they said it had to be a zero balance and they would send a cashier's check. They did not do this. When I called back because I noticed "Dormancy fees" on my account, they informed me the fees are non-refundable and it was "The customer's responsibility to call back and make sure the account was closed" They basically charged my account $5 dormancy fees every single month until the account was at a zero balance AND THEN they closed the account. I called customer service, talked to 5 different representatives, superiors, and managers, and every single one of them did not help. I was on the phone for 1.5 hours and finally after getting so fed up with fighting about these fees and how they didn't close my account in the first place when I asked them to, and send me my money, I gave up. They are not for you. They drag you around in circles and just want to charge you fees. They took my last bit of money by charging me fees. Wow. Feels like stealing. Goodbye Arvest. You have lost my business and all of my family's business for 15+ years. You're obviously just in it for the money and do not care about the customer.

Love this bank and all its amenities. This particular branch has always been a pleasure to do…read morebusiness with!

Horrible service. went in this bank because my personal debit card was not working and they…read moredecided to show their power and freeze my account and reverse a check I deposited into my account after calling and to verify the funds on the check. They were rude and now because of their actions my account is in the negative and they put a hold for over a week knowing that the funds were good. I would not recommend this branch ever.

Always friendly & willing to help. As a matter of fact, since I go in there so frequently they make…read moreme feel at ease. They welcome me by name.

I refinanced my truck with AFCU and, months later, the original lender informed me my truck payment…read morewas overdue. I contacted AFCU, who assured me they had paid off my truck with that lender when I refinanced with them. Consequently, I disregarded the lender's notice about the late payment. Months later, the original lender threatened to repossess my truck. The same month, I paid off my refinancing loan with AFCU, but they could not provide me with the title because they had not paid off my truck, as promised. Eventually, they sent the full payment to the original lender and I finally received my truck title. However, the original lender filed a delinquent account notice with the credit bureaus, and my credit score suffered a 200+ point decrease. AFCU apologized but said there was nothing they could do to amend the situation. They were also unwilling to submit a statement to the credit bureaus explaining that the failure to pay off my truck was their mistake. The entire ordeal lasted almost a year. Unfortunately, due to AFCU's negligence, my credit score sharply declined and they seemed indifferent to resolving the issue. I would advise against trusting them for banking and loans. Don't endure the same troubles I faced.