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About First Midwest Bank
First Midwest is the premier relationship-based banking franchise in the growing Chicagoland banking market. As one of the Chicago metropolitan area's largest independent bank holding companies, First Midwest provides the full range of both business and retail banking and trust and investment management services through some 100 offices located in 62 communities, primarily in metropolitan Chicago.
Customer Service Number
1-800-322-3623
Average Customer Reviews1 out of 5 marks for 13 reviews |
Poor |
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Bank Financial HealthTexas Ratio |
Fair |
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Bank FeesAccording to National Average |
Fair |
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Interest RatesAccording to National Average |
No Data |
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Number of LocationsAccording to National Average |
Poor |
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Mobile Bank ServicesMobile access (iPhone, Android or Website) |
Poor |
First Midwest Bank Fees & Rates
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Type Fee National average Monthly Inactivity N/A $6 Non-Sufficient Fund (Overdraft) $35 $30 Stop Payment item $35 $27 Return Deposit $35 $16 Domestic Wire Transfer (Outbound) N/A $22 Domestic Wire Transfer (Inbound) N/A $8 Non-Bank ATM $2 $1
First Midwest Bank Reviews
13
Average customer rating
1 out of 5 marks
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
Alex S reviewed First Midwest Bank
Dec 29th 2009
4 out of 5 marks
“It happens!”
In response to the previous individual's review: That is because First Midwest Bank has a cut-off time of 5 PM and has 'next day availability', which means any check deposited after 5pm will not be available until two days later because after 5 PM the computers are working a day ahead... For example: deposit a check monday before 5pm, check will be available tuesday morning...deposit a check on monday after 5 PM, the check will be available Wednesday morning. All this is on the accounts disclosure. There's that little pamphlet every customer gets when they open their account, but of course no one takes the time to read it. This results in so many idiots being completely lost and then have the nerve to blame the bank for something that they should have known to begin with if they had taken the time to read the disclosure pamphlet. Only about 4% of First Midwest Bank's customers have common sense. The remaining 96% are complete morons with no common sense and logic whatsoever. Oh and FYI those who tend to use the drive-thru lanes unprepared: Drive-thrus were created for a reason, fast efficient service. It kinda beats the purpose when hundreds of idiots come to the drive-thru unprepared... take your lazy a**es inside the lobby and fill out your paperwork in there.. there is no need to hold up the line in the drive-thru simply because you are to lazy or idiotic (lack of common sense) to come into the lobby to do such things!
Rob P reviewed First Midwest Bank
Jan 20th 2011
2 out of 5 marks
“Sub-Par Bank at best”
Doesn't have many ATMs or online banking features. They really screwed me with the overdrafts. I had opted out of the overdraft protection so any purchases that would overdraw me would be declined. I got charged $175 in overdraft fees and they claim I went into the branch to opt back into the overdraft protection. Never happened! Switching to a new bank this week. Very untrustworthy
madd reviewed First Midwest Bank
Feb 19th 2013
1 out of 5 marks
“The worst bank I've ever used.”
If I could award less than zero stars in all catagories, they would almost receive as bad of a review as they deserve. You cannot compare them to another bank, because there is no bank near as bad to compare them to.
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