Bank of America Locations in Your Area
Bank of America has 4,653 branches nationally across the country. This traditional brick and mortar bank is a national bank that serves the entire country, and has ATM locations, but we are not currently tracking them.
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Learn more about Bank of America
Bank of America was established October 1904. That's more than 100 years ago! It holds assets of 1.71 trillion US dollars. That makes it a very large bank. The biggest of the national banks. A point to consider when choosing a bank is it's health. This bank appears to be healthy. It has a texas ratio of 6%. Lower is better!
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Bank of America Branches Customer Reviews
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RReviewed By rolling Jun 20, 2017
For checking account open?Go somewhere else!
Once you deposit your money, and issue your check for a large amount, BOA will not allow/have you a very hard time to withdraw YOUR MONEY from YOUR OWN ACCOUNT. NOT RECOMMENDED AT ALL!
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FReviewed By Frances May 13, 2017
Not trustworthy
1) On March 29, 2017, I personally went to a branch on in Redondo Beach, and asked to see my beneficiary data. I am working on a draft of my will, and I wanted to verify the information. They refused to show me my beneficiary information, and told me I could just submit another form instead. How could I verify that the information is correct?
2) On the same day, I had deposited a check from a foreign bank
That amount showed up on my statement as Counter Credit.
(It's about the same sum as the amount I transfer to Savings in 3 below)3) On the same day, I opened a Savings account. I also have a checking account . When I received my statement my total balance has gone down by the amount I transferred. I called the bank immediately, and was told it would be on my next statement. I dont know why a transfer from checking to savings results in a decrease in my Total Balance.
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DReviewed By dansbooks May 5, 2017
Bank of America Steals from Deceased Clients
It's true--Bank of America steals money from the accounts of deceased clients. It is happening to my father's account right now. He passed away some months ago, with about $7,500 in his Bank of America checking account. In January 2017, I filed all required paperwork (I am his son and the executor of the estate) to have the funds disbursed. Bank of American has never responded. On three occasions, I met with bankers at B of A offices in person. All agreed I had done everything required and the funds should have been disbursed to me long ago. They have always been polite...and they have always made it clear that they will do nothing to help me. It seems they are afraid of repercussions to their jobs and careers if they try to have the funds released. I have heard that this is a Bank of America policy. They know it is not worth the cost to me to sue them for $7,500; besides, they can tie it up in court for years (they have a staff of attorneys, so there is no cost to them). Be warned: If a loved one dies, Bank of America will probably attempt to steal the money in their account, as they are doing to me, and there is nothing you can do about it.
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