Flagstar bank is possibly the worst… Flagstar bank is possibly the worst bank Ever in the history of Banks. I can’t understand how the federal government allows them to continue in business. I worked with them for two full years, 24 payments, when they were threatening to foreclose on my home, even though the payments were coming out of my bank account. After two years and an attorney, I discovered Flagstar bank gave me two account numbers so the money I was paying in mortgage was going into someone else’s account. Flagstar stated they knew this but “” Just didn’t fix it. Don’t use this bank if you can avoid it.

What's the point of a account app if it… What's the point of a account app if it doesn't even work and you don't have customer support. I'm changing banks asap

Flagstar Investment Division Failed Miserably As a long time customer, if able I would give this institution no stars. I purchased an annuity from a Ft Wayne, IN branch with a three year maturity. Due to management ineptitude in Ft Wayne and Grand Rapids,MI it has been nearly thirty days since maturity without funds having been sent. In speaking directly to the company that Flagstar brokered with, I was told that obviously they are having difficulty executing procedural matters necessary to correctly process and ensure monies being remitted. While having no banking or annuity sales experience within 30 minutes I successfully completed the required forms which Flagstar failed to provide and was told the monies would be in my account within two business days.

Absolutely horrible mortgage company Absolutely horrible mortgage company. I'm so disappointed that both my home loan and the loan for our rent house were sold to them shortly after closing. They have been a nightmare. This morning I got a voicemail with no information to call back a number that then says "this is an attempt to collect a debt" yada yada yada and I know neither loan has ever been late so I get a rep on the phone. She's starts off that my loan is due by next week in the amount of $198,000+ and I'm like "woe woe woe, what are you talking about? I've never missed a payment and have proof that you received my last one a month ago". She says she needs to read me all the "consequences" before she can answer any questions. So it turns out that they sent a letter that my escrow was actually overfunded a month ago and my payment was being reduced slightly. I paid the new amount listed earlier this month. Turns out that it wasn't supposed to go into effect until NEXT month, so my payment was $100ish short since that new payment amount shouldn't have been made yet and the old, higher payment should have been for one more month. All this BS over something so simple and easily explained and corrected, but they jump straight to scare tactics and bullying. What a horrible, horrible company. It's not fair that we get no say in loans being sold off to companies we would never choose to do business with otherwise.

I've used flagstar for banking for many… I've used flagstar for banking for many years and have generally been satisfied with them. However their recent handling of their (2nd in a year) security breach has me wondering what are their priorities. The breach occurred in Dec 2021 but I was not notified until June 2022. "We determined that one or more impacted files contained your ss#, acct#, name, phone ...". What are they doing about it -- offering a 2 year credit monitoring program with a single credit bureau. "If a new line of credit is applied for in your name you will receive an alert and you may call a specialist who will help you determine if it is an indicator of identity theft". "If you are a victum of identity theft a specialist will work in your behalf to resolve related issues." I would feel a lot better if they offered insurance to repay me for any monetary losses.