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About Capitol Federal Bank
Capitol Federal Financial is the holding company for Capitol Federal Savings Bank. Capitol Federal Savings Bank has 40 branch locations in Kansas, nine of which are in-store branches. Capitol Federal Savings Bank employs 669 full time equivalent employees in the operation of its business and is one of the largest residential lenders in the State of Kansas.
Customer Service Number
1-888-822-7333
Average Customer Reviews2 out of 5 marks for 2 reviews |
Poor |
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Bank Financial HealthTexas Ratio |
Good |
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Bank FeesAccording to National Average |
No Data |
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Interest RatesAccording to National Average |
Fair |
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Number of LocationsAccording to National Average |
Poor |
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Mobile Bank ServicesMobile access (iPhone, Android or Website) |
Good |
Capitol Federal Bank Rates
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TERM RATE MIN TO OPEN 8 Month CD 0.20% APY
$1,000
10 Month CD 0.25% APY
$1,000
12 Month CD 0.30% APY
$1,000
14 Month CD 0.35% APY
$1,000
19 Month CD 0.40% APY
$1,000
24 Month CD 0.45% APY
$1,000
27 Month CD 0.50% APY
$1,000
30 Month CD 0.60% APY
$1,000
36 Month CD 0.70% APY
$1,000
48 Month CD 1.25% APY
$1,000
60 Month CD 1.15% APY
$1,000
96 Month CD 1.15% APY
$1,000
Capitol Federal Bank Reviews
2
Average customer rating
2 out of 5 marks
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
Costello reviewed Capitol Federal Bank
Dec 5th 2012
2 out of 5 marks
“Not happy with Cap Fed”
I banked with Cap Fed for nearly 20 years and was basically happy with them. Then about a year and a half ago they started hitting me with various fees and charges. They got me for $78 over about an 8 month time period. I just got tired of it and closed my account.
jjjjj reviewed Capitol Federal Bank
Nov 3rd 2011
1 out of 5 marks
“Nickel and dimed lately”
They have my mortgage, savings and a checking account. I have had the accounts since 2004 and the mortgage since 1987. Usual balance in checking is a bit over $600. My last statement (received today 11/3) had a $2 "service charge" on it so went in to find out why. Seems in August 2011, they sent out a complicated and densely written (chart form) trifold pamphlet stating that various accounts minimum balances would be going up (in my case to $1000). Nothing pointing out that my particular account was subject to this. I went in to close out the account and darned if they didn't charge another $2 because we were now three days into November. Avoid this bank. I will be closing my savings account as soon as I get the automatic deposits and withdrawals resolved, and I will be paying off my small remaining mortgage.
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