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16655 Yonge St #Unit 1, Newmarket, Ontario, L3X 1V6, Canada
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Oct 31, 2023
Bank employees do not know the rules and are not helpful. I left a check. They said you will wait 3 days. I said I need to buy the product too. They were not helpful at all. I called my friend. “If you had an ATM, you could use $2000,” he said. I called customer service. They said the same thing. They said use an ATM and you would have $2000 in your account.

Nov 25, 2023
Echo with all complains. Don’t go for personal banking. Their ATM is way better professional and more friendly than the staff. All staff are under trained and worse in customer service than other places. I shall go to Aurora branch and never booked time here.

Jun 23, 2023
I had the privilege of connecting with Maria Teixeira via telephone, and I am pleased to attest to her exceptional professionalism and promptness as a banking professional. When I inquired about a business loan on Monday, she efficiently assisted me, ensuring that I obtained the requested amount by Thursday through seamless email correspondence. Furthermore, Maria also proactively increased my business credit card limit. I confidently endorse her services and express my sincere gratitude. Thank you immensely, Maria!

Nov 9, 2023
I won’t go to this branch anymore there’s a little girl working there her name is I think mino fazi she’s the must unprofessional person working there, and every time I go there she makes excuse to not doing my thing today was the 3rd time she did that to me , I will go close my account with this bank and open with deferent bank

Aug 24, 2023
Teller and manager are clueless about theiir jobs, giving conflicting information on how to get an access card after ooening an account virtually. Will move business elsewhere.

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Opening Hours

Mon:9 am - 6 pm
Tue:9 am - 6 pm
Wed:9 am - 6 pm
Thu:9 am - 8 pm
Fri:9 am - 8 pm
Sat:9 am - 4 pm