This bank doesn't know what they're doing. Have complained so many times about management and they don't seem to care, they have people who are slacking and don't acknowledge you at all. I don't feel welcome here & when i have questions about my money they simply don't want to help. I used to like it here but with the new management & lack of trust with this bank, workers not doing things they promise they will do i will not be doing my business here. Stay away from this bank read more
When I moved to Boerne the first thing I looked to do was find a local 'hometown" banking relationship. When I walked into Texas Heritage, I found so much more.
Friendship, advice and a friendly smile are to be counted on with every one you meet here.
If you're looking for a professional, courteous and knowledgeable banking family, I could think of none better than Texas Heritage. read more
Best bank in Boerne, hands down.
I have been banking with them for around 13 years and have always felt like a person and not just a means of them making money like many other banks out there. They've definitely done a good job maintaining the small town bank feel, but with some nice features added that the major banks have like the very user friendly online banking website, and cell phone app with mobile check deposit.
For anybody looking for a new bank in Boerne(or the other Texas Heritage locations), they are definitely worth it and will make you feel at home every time you stop by. read more
Texas Heritage Bank is dedicated to providing top quality financial services, is relationship focused and is committed to trustworthy leadership in the communities we serve. We believe in building lasting relationships with our customers.
Every service we offer is an extension of our commitment to those relationships. That commitment drives us to give our best effort in every situation.
Texas Heritage Bank, with locations in Boerne, Cross Plains and Leon Springs is the only locally owned bank with headquarters in Kendall County.
History
Established in 1931.
Texas Heritage Bank (THB) has its roots in the Bank of Cross Plains, TX, (approximately 45 miles southeast of Abilene). THB is a re-organization of First State Bank which received its charter in October 1931 during the Great Depression. The bank weathered the most severe financial panic in the history of the world, and no depositor lost a dollar.
Three quarters of a century have come and gone and the little bank, which boasted $27,500 in capital when it opened, now has a capital structure of more than $10 million. In 2001, THB opened its second location in Boerne, Texas, and, in 2005, a third location was opened in Leon Springs, Texas, just outside the San Antonio city limits.
Dedicated personnel have been a hallmark of THB. Through the years, its employees have exhibited responsible character, conducting their jobs well and serving as respected leaders in all facets of community life.