Bank of Utah was established by Ogden business executive, Frank M. Browning, on Dec. 1, 1952, and has evolved into one of the fastest growing and top-performing banks in the country in earnings and strength of balance sheet, according to The Briden Report. Bank of Utah is a community bank, dedicated to providing quality... show more
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David G Walling @Dgw321
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Bank of Utah uses what they call an "undisclosed" mail service company to ship out checks. Lately, this mail is taking up to 12 days, including weekends, to make it to my house. The last check took 7 days. If they are being shipped from Salt Lake City, 35 miles away, to Ogden, why does it take so long to arrive? Bank of Utah doesn't claim responsibility, and USPS states they send out mail the same day as received. So, it must be this mail service company that is the problem.
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Melinda @mommymel2006
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I really like banking at Bank of Utah because of their customer service. They are very nice and fast. I can do all of my cash handling over the phone if needed, or if I do go into the bank I do not have to wait very often in line and the teller is always very courteous. I believe that Bank of Utah really knows what their customers’ needs and are always looking to improve. I would highly recommend Bank of Utah because of their customer service and fast approval time.
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Interest compounds on a Bank of Utah CD depending on the length of the term. For CDs with terms of less than a year, interest is compounded and credited at maturity. For terms of a year or more, interest is compounded quarterly.
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Yes, Bank of Utah offers an online banking platform for both personal and business customers. It allows you to manage your finances with features such as online bill pay, account reconciliation, and a financial snapshot of all your accounts. You can also access these services through their mobile banking app.
For the most up-to-date information, please refer to Bank of Utah's website or contact their customer service by phone at (800) 409-5000.
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