Valley National Bank Locations in Your Area
Valley National Bank has 215 branches in their region. This traditional brick and mortar bank is an established bank that has presence across at least one state, and most likely uses an ATM network, but we are not aware of it.
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Learn more about Valley National Bank
Valley National Bank was established December 1926. That's more than 50 years ago! It holds assets of 23.2 billion US dollars. This is considered a large bank that most likely serves a large portion of their region. A point to consider when choosing a bank is it's health. This bank appears to be healthy. It has a texas ratio of 5%. Lower is better!
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Valley National Bank Branches Customer Reviews
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DReviewed By DMZMAN Aug 12, 2017
Terrible Customer Service, On Line Banking is Ruse to Charge Overdraft Fees!
Yesterday, I went on line to see my balance. It showed I had XXX.XX as an available balance. An hour later, I went to a Valley National ATM to take out some money. Low and behold, the receipt showed my balance was a lot lower. I went to my branch to find out what was going on and was told that was because I had recent purchases with my debit card that were on hold. Then why didn't my on line account history show those items as they're usually displayed and deducted from the on-line available balance? I never use my debit card without checking my balance first. Then I was told that it's my responsibility to keep track of all my uses with the card. Isn't that why we have computers and smart phones nowadays since not everyone can keep track of every last transaction they make? This is how they (think) they can get away with BS overdraft charges. I felt insulted and likely will be pulling my account soon.
Also, 2 weeks ago, I applied for overdraft protection. Think I ever got an answer in the mail like I was promised? No wonder there's so many negative reviews here about this bank.
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EReviewed By EMFischer May 1, 2017
Fraudulent charges
I recently purchased a new car and because I was waiting for a settlement check the dealer set up financing with Valley National Bank . As anyone who has ever purchased a car knows, they will not let you take the car off the lot without insurance. To my surprise when 1 month later when I got my settlement check and went to pay off the car loan I found out that Valley National Bank was charging me an additional $4,614. for insurance, claiming that I had not provided them with proof of insurance (which by the way I had 3 times). The irony of this is that if I had not called to find out the exact amount of the pay off I would not have even known they had applied this exorbitant and fake charge to my account. And to add insult to injury, the car has been paid off but the insurance charge still exists.
Clearly this is an organization that tries to take advantage of the consumer and can not be trusted.
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NReviewed By NDC Apr 26, 2017
They charge too many fees for being a good customer! I am cancelling our account
My husband has been a customer of VNB for 25 years. They still charge us a $12 monthly fee and $1.00 ATM Fee. Most quality banks these days do not impose these charges. We will be cancelling our account with them shortly.
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