Three Massive Banks Are Now Closing Branches in Pennsylvania

January 25, 2024

Updated on January 10, 2025

Three massive banks are now closing branches in Pennsylvania according to the latest data from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

Each week, the OCC releases a report of bank branches scheduled to close, and unfortunately, Pennsylvania has been hit hard by several major bank branches closing.

The latest banks to schedule branch closures in Pennsylvania are PNC Bank, Huntington Bank, and Citizens Bank.

These three banks have announced major branch closures as well as mass layoffs in the past year.

Below is a full list of bank branches that have recently closed or will close soon in Pennsylvania:

PNC Bank. 60 Washington St, East Stroudsburg
PNC Bank. 178 Bakery Square, Pittsburgh
PNC Bank. 476 Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh
PNC Bank. 5932 Center Ave, Pittsburgh
Huntington NB. 650 Smithfield St, Pittsburgh
Citizens Bank. 5301 Grove Rd, Pittsburgh
Citizens Bank. 153 West Orange St, Shippensburg
Citizens Bank. 11000 Roosevelt Blvd, Philadelphia
Citizens Bank. 824 East St Rd, Warminster
Citizens Bank. 5142 State Rt 30, Greensburg
Citizens Bank. 6601 Roosevelt Blvd, Philadelphia
Citizens Bank. 1 Eeast Maun St, Lititiz
Bank of America. 3475 Aramingo Avenue, Philadelphia
Bank of America. 3100 Garrett Road, Drexel Hill
Bank of America. 6 East Trenton Avenue, Morrisville
Bank of America. 2439 Welsh Road, Philadelphia
PNC Bank. 202 N Walnut St, Bath
PNC Bank. 301 West Trenton Ave, Morrisville
PNC Bank. 14 N Main St, Plains
PNC Bank. Two North Mill St, New Castle
PNC Bank. 1969 E 3rd St, Williamsport

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A US bank is now abruptly freezing accounts and money after a customer reported an incident involving a check deposit.

A Chase customer is reporting the bank froze their account and advised their funds would be on hold for 2-3 years while they ‘verify’ a check.

Going by the name Nooj, they explained on Reddit that they had deposited a check from their uncle and saw their account was frozen the next.

Nooj called Chase and was told the entire account was locked due to check holds, and they were advised to call back in a week to resolve the matter.

But when the time came, Nooj was told the bank account was still frozen and that they would have to once again call back for an update.

Unfortunately, on the third phone call to Chase, they were told the account would be closed in just four days if the matter wasn’t resolved, reports The-Sun.

“During the attempt to verify the check, I was informed that there was no associated phone number for my uncle in the Chase system, rendering verification impossible,” Nooj said.

“I discovered that the funds would be held for two to three years and, if not verified, sent to the state.

Despite my pleas, the representative provided no steps for verification and claimed there was nothing they could do.”

They said they were never informed that the check had to be verified until after the account was frozen and that Chase waited until after the check cleared to notify them that it would be held.

Nooj said they gave Chase their uncle’s phone number, but the bank said it wasn’t verified in its system.

“I now face months without access to my funds, causing significant stress, inconvenience, and financial hardship.

The lack of transparency in this process is deeply concerning,” they said.

“I have made upward of 20 calls, visited the branch, and filed a complaint with the CFPB in an attempt to find a path to verify the check.

“Every response I receive is that there is nothing they can do, and until they have a verified number for my uncle, they will continue to hold the funds. (Though they can’t tell me how to get his number verified).”

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