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5860 Columbia Pike Falls Church, VA 22041 (703) 845-2700 www.johnmarshallbank.com ![]() |
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John Marshall Bank is headquartered in Reston and is the 38th largest bank in the state of Virginia. It is also the 1,191st largest bank in the nation. It was established in 2006 and as of December of 2012, it had grown to 70 employees at 6 locations. John Marshall Bank has a 5-star health rating.
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The 1.51 apy rate for 2 year CDs (local only) at John Marshall Bank that Ken featured last November is now listed on the bank's rate table as 1.00 apy. The change became effective on 12/01/11.
John Marshall Bank continues to offer several good deals on CDs. Rates have fallen since my last report of this bank in February, but the CD rates are still competitive. The best ones are a 1.51% APY ...
John Marshall Bank continues to offer very competitive long-term CD and IRA CD rates for those in the Washington DC metro area. As of 4/26/2011: 2.94% APY 5-year CD 2.48% APY 4-year CD 2.02% APY 3-year CD Minimum is $500. Click on the details lin
John Marshall Bank is offering three competitive long-term CD rates: 2.94% APY for 5 years, 2.48% APY for 4 years and 2.02% APY for 3 years. Minimum deposit is $500. These rates are listed in the bank ...
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- sabre82af - Tuesday, September 6, 2011 - 9:27 AMPer the bank you must live in VA, D.C. or MD to set up a CD
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No Appreciation For Long Time Customer
I have over 5 Accounts with over $100,000 in monthly average balance. Despite being one of the first cutomers to the branch and despite being ask to become a deposit holder to the branch, when the branch was origianlly established, they have now asked me to leave because they have decided that giving "Free" checking account does not add up to their balance sheet.
Not a good way to treat a original customer. If they treat me this way, I wonder how they will treat their own employees when it's time to cut expenses and increase profit.
All the CEO's and VP's have 20+ years of experience - of making money for them. Look at their records, they build up banks to sell out to larger banks. Local Banking - it never lastes because the whole purpose of building a local banks are to grow and to sell out.
What a sham . . .