Mastaneh H.
3/25/2025
Its a very small bank. They is alot of parking available. I go to here bc its close to my work. They are open at 9 am. They don't really answer the phone as much but they usually have three bank...
U.S. Bank Branch
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1401 Wilshire Blvd
Santa Monica, CA 90403
U.S. Bank Branch in Santa Monica, CA offers a range of financial services, including personal banking, credit cards, loans, and investing options. Customers can benefit from various account types such as checking, savings, money market accounts, and CDs. Additionally, the branch provides credit cards tailored to different needs and financial goals.
For those looking to invest or plan for retirement, U.S. Bank Branch offers services like automated investing, investment management, and retirement planning, along with IRAs and 401(k) rollovers. The branch also caters to personal loan needs, including debt consolidation, home repair financing, and vehicle loans.
Businesses can also find tailored solutions at U.S. Bank Branch, with services ranging from business banking and credit cards to loans and lines of credit. From cash management to industry-specific expertise, the branch supports businesses across various sectors with their financial needs.
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1.538 reviewsJustin ..
11/19/2025
Save your time and resources. This bank has been disappointing in their service, often closing 10 to 15 minutes early and not accommodating deposit transactions beyond their stated closing time at...
a w.
11/14/2025
Poor customer service and attitudes. I've been coming here to make deposits for a very large organization since the branch on 5th and Santa Monica Bl closed. This the branch that should have been...
Crass C.
7/25/2025
The teller was really rude, condescending, no empathy. The building is also an eyesore. 0/5 is the true rating
Walt W.
10/28/2024
Can't believe they send you statements with your full bank account number on every page. Do they know about stolen identities???
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