I'd go with a local credit union.

Banks are going through a wave of mergers. 2 of mine in the last 6 months have done this.

I do not like PNC bank at all!

I had an issue with them after my husband passed away. He had a HELOC against his house that I ended up paying off with moneyu from his estate. I was fortunate that I was able to sell the house very quickly and I needed PNC to record the release of lien so that I could convey a clear title. They dragged their feet in doing that. It took more than one call from my attorney's office as well as from me to get them to do their job & record the release.

I have my tenants' security deposit in an account at PNC. It's too much trouble, otherwise I would move that money somewhere else. But I will not use PNC for anything else.

I do not like PNC bank at all!

I had an issue with them after my husband passed away. He had a HELOC against his house that I ended up paying off with moneyu from his estate. I was fortunate that I was able to sell the house very quickly and I needed PNC to record the release of lien so that I could convey a clear title. They dragged their feet in doing that. It took more than one call from my attorney's office as well as from me to get them to do their job & record the release.

I have my tenants' security deposit in an account at PNC. It's too much trouble, otherwise I would move that money somewhere else. But I will not use PNC for anything else.

20 years ago they were great.......and they grew, and grew and grew some more. As they grew, they become less attractive to deal with.

Even though you’re using a laptop, you can still plug any old usb keyboard into it. 1ha1 will fix 1his annoyingness 1ha1 you're pu11ing us all 1hrough.

I am finally clearing my money out of PNC. The previous bank manager always went out of her way to take care of me herself. After my hubby died I wanted to set up a deposit account as I did not have time to collect rents like he did. I was treated quite rudely. So I went to my local bank and they took good care of me. My biggest beef? After being a customer there for 15 years and with multiple accounts, they make it nearly impossible for my employees to cash their paychecks at PNC which are written on my PNC business checking. They have to go into the bank, not the driveup and present at least 3 forms of ID, and then may have to talk to a manager as well. Then they are made to wait until someone can be bothered.

ok. Have my voice back. Computer has keys fastened to motherboard so has to be sent away for four weeks and maybe as much as $500. So I got this wireless keyboard and now have to stop reaching for the number 1. I am going to use number 1 for T in three words on Facebook

I’ve had PNC Bank account for over 30 years. My current account is a performance select checking accounts.

The following services are free

cashiers check,

wire transfers,

checks,

Bill pay,

transfers between bank accounts outside of PNC,

zelle,

No maintenance fee,

No Lost card replacement,

No transaction cap,

No overdraft fees (I have another account that they pull from if there’s an overdraft)

No minimum balance,

hardcopy statements,

Foreign transactions,

reimbursed fees when using ATMs outside of their network,

FICO score, etc.

I even have a cash builder visa Signature credit card with them that insure all electronics purchased through the credit card.

I have never been successful with PNC in getting a loan such as mortgage or home equity line of credit. I’ve always found better deals with smaller community banks.

Im in Pittsburgh and have my banking needs split between PNC Bank and a local bank. Similar to NJLandlord, I have not paid any fees in years to PNC but their Performance Select Chking Acct does require a $5000 avg minimum balance. I have secured several loans with PNC and have found their terms to be very reasonable (e.g., six years ago did a 6 year, $140K fixed loan for 2.08%). They do ask for a mountain of documentation when getting a loan but this is one of the reasons why PNC came through the 2008 real estate and bank crash stronger than most banks.

My experience with PNC was mostly good at first. My dad had an account with a branch near his FL home, and they treated Dad and me very well when mom died. But when Dad died 6 months later, the banker who had helped me had moved on, and her replacement was not only clueless, but the bank manager sat in his office and talked sports with another banker while this poor newbie fumbled her way through the paperwork.

When I set up the estate account at our local branch, I had a similar experience. One knowledgeable, professional banker helped with all of the details. She was later replaced by someone who kept pressuring me to invest first the estate's, then my inheritance, with PNC. I closed the accounts and moved on to my local credit union.