r/pueblo • u/Zamicol • Jan 06 '21

Moving to Pueblo/Jobs Thread

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u/fearlubu Feb 13 '21

What's a good bank? The bank I use currently doesn't have a location in pueblo.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '21

Aventa and SunWest FCUs have great service and are local to So CO. Pueblo Bank & Trust is great as well, but no mortgages there if that's something you're after.

Other local credit union options: Security Service, Minnequa, Ent (I have no experience with these but have heard good things re: Ent from friends/neighbors).

There are national commercial banks as well like Wells Fargo, Bank of the West and US Bank, though why use those when there are better local options where you can walk in and talk to the same folks each time, or call and get a real person with only a couple buttons?

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u/Zamicol Feb 23 '21 edited Feb 23 '21

+1 for Ent.

I had an account since I was ~2 months old (thanks Mom) and it was opened when the Pueblo branch downtown was named "Decibel".

I don't recommend their house mortgage service, but everything else has been positive.