1st Bank
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My whole experience with them was a nightmare. They would say one thing and do another.
Very difficult to deal with and total scammers.
Overall, I love 1st BANK because it has been in our family for years and I like the traditional feel that they have; however, with Chase, Wells Fargo and US Bank in our own backyard with fewer fees, it is increasingly hard to recommend 1ST BANK.
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How much is the First Bank credit card APR?
The First Bank credit card APR ranges between 14.24% and 28.24%, depending on the type of the card and your creditworthiness. The Maximum Rewards Card also offers a 0% intro APR for purchases and balance transfers for the first 6 months. And the Platinum Edition Card comes with a generous 0% transfer intro APR offer for 15 months.
Cash advances have an APR of 25.24% on all the cards offered by First Bank, and there...
How to fund this account?
Is there a minimum amount of card usage you have to have before you get charged with a fee?
Do you have just the one branch in Evanston?
What's the 1st Bank routing number?
The 1st Bank routing number for ACH, domestic and international wire transfers is 102301089. You can find your routing number in different ways:
- Check Paper Checks or Deposit Slips: The routing number is typically the first set of numbers at the bottom left corner of your paper checks or deposit slips. It precedes your account number and check number.
- Online Banking or Mobile App: If you have online banking set up, Log in...
Where can I get my 1st Bank account number?
To get your 1st Bank account number, you can go online or through the mobile app, look on your checks or paper statement, or visit your local banking center.
- Online or Mobile: If you have online banking set up, Log in to your 1st Bank online banking account. Your account number should be visible on your account summary page or under account details.
- Check or Bank Statement: Your account number is printed on your checks and...
How can I open a 1st Bank checking account?
To open a 1st Bank Totally Free Checking, you can go online or in-person at a branch.
Once you decide on a method, follow these steps:
- Provide Personal Information: Furnish personal details including your name, address, date of birth, Social Security number, valid ID, email address, and phone number.
- Review and Agree to Terms and Conditions: Carefully review and agree to the terms and conditions associated with the chosen account.
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Does 1st Bank check your credit when opening a checking account?
No, 1st Bank does not check your credit when opening a checking account. Although banks don't do credit checks for checking accounts, some might screen your banking history.
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