Banks in Amherst, NH
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8:30AM - 5PM
40 State Rte 101, Amherst
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“My friend needed cash but didn't have an ATM card, so she went inside to the teller. She was able to pull out cash with just her license, and the teller was very kind and helpful. There was a very short line, so we were in and out in ten minutes. Great banking experience.”
7AM - 6:30PM
282 State Rte 101, Amherst
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“Cheyenne was superb in helping me set up a new account and also financing a used pickup all in one easy application,would definitely recommend her as she’s very detailed oriented!”
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“John was great ?. He let us in 5 minutes earlier than they opened so we could create new accounts for my wife and I while the manager entertained our 4 year old daughter ?”
8:30AM - 5PM
138 NH-101A, Amherst
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“I've been a member of TCU for over 10 years and during that time have had nothing but good experience. We've had two home loans with them and dealing with them is absolutely nothing like doing business with a bank. Triangle is truly a lending institution concerned with their borrowers and unlike a bank they do all they can to accommodate borrowers. Large banking institutions, contrary to their PR, are unwilling and even unable to deal with situations on a one-on-one basis, which Triangle can and does.”
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