Independent Financial W Main St, Lewisville

We came by to exchange $2 bills for $1s, since young people think they're not real (yes, really) and the teller actually informed us the red serials were more rare and did we want to keep them. I thought that was so nice! I've been banking with them since it was Northstar and am very happy with their service.

Good service if you walk in for something minor.... I had issue with my online account, debit card, and deposits... To get this corrected I had to wait for an hour. No one knows how to solve any simple issues. Oh an if you inquire about a loan forget about it. The finance person there is worthless does not even know what type of produces they offer without having to verify the guidelines or asking someone else. Really Scary!

I have been a small business customer of Northstar Bank of Texas for a little over a year. I have enjoyed working with them vs one of the big banks where you are basically a number on an account. Unfortunately, they apparently have not enjoyed working with me. I have two small business accounts and one personal account. I opened the personal account a month ago, moving it from Wells Fargo, in response to the great service I had received over the past year. I ordered my new checks, set up all my online bill pay accounts and updated my direct withdrawal payments. All was good. Then I received notice that all of my accounts will now require large minimum daily balances or be charged monthly fees. I came to Northstar because they were not one of the big guys that charged you for every little thing. I came to Northstar to build a long-term relationship with a bank where they knew me and offered personal service. What I received was a lot of wasted time and expense. I expected more from a small bank that was founded in a small town in North Texas. I guess the days of having a working relationship with a banker are gone...unless you are wealthy enough to make it well worth their time. Oh well. Now to get working on my new account applications at Ally. Sincerely Disappointed, Dennis Ozment