BankChampaign, NA (South Neil St.), Champaign, IL

I have been a customer for decades. I got a mortgage through them once, have personal savings and checking accounts, business checking and money market accounts, and had an account to settle my dad's estate after he passed away. They are always so helpful. Online access and banking is easy. My husband banks elsewhere, and I can't say the same about that bank. It doesn't even have a drive thru. I can't imagine banking anywhere other than BankChampaign ever.

Best bank in Champaign! I've never had a time where the bankers haven't been helpful. They are always kind and take the time to listen, explain and help make good financial decisions. If you are looking for a positive banking experience, definitely go to BankChampaign.

This banking staff is amazing! They are helpful, courteous and professional! Zac is very knowledgeable and always asks if there is anything else he may help you with…. In a world where customer service is lacking and you are just grateful that someone answers the phone …. It’s refreshing to bank at BankChampaign!

Avoid this bank.They used to be the customer service bank in town, but that is no longer the case with their new management. We were a small business customer for 30+ years, paying them over $50,000 in fees, but suddenly and without explanation, they just started treating us like a stranger, not answering my emails, etc. I asked our long-time account manager what was going on, but she offered no explanation and just gave me some number I could call. The word 'sorry' was never said. I closed the account, confused and upset by this bizarre treatment. Afterward, when I complained to their new CEO, I finally got an explanation: She said it was, and I quote, "clear that you are no longer interested in banking with us" [because we had started a second account at a national bank earlier that year in order to use a more modern online system]. Wha? We were still paying them $100 a month in account management (not transaction) fees, and had thousands on deposit! Weren't we still entitled to be treated with respect? With that comment, it seemed official that we had somehow become persona non grata, but they were happy to keep collecting our money until we found out the hard way in our time of need. Anyway, do yourself a favor and avoid it. This is not a bank that you go to for lots-of-locations, or a modern online system, or great rates. They USED to have customer service, but its a shame when new management lets that go down in flames by intentionally alienating long-time customers they no longer deem worthy of their time. I gave the CEO the opportunity to make things right in my eyes by refunding the last year of our management fees, but she declined, saying that they have "many administrative costs" for holding our money. Ha!

Been doing business with Bank Champaign for years, the people there are the greatest Not only are they helpful,but they make you feel like family.

Terrible. Refused change for our business: the young man helping me was interrupted by not one, but two employees. Refused to give me their names when I asked all to “ensure” we are customers.we are, well we were. Kudos to losing business over a change policy for only customers, and we are. TERRIBLE!

I have been a customer for decades. I got a mortgage through them once, have personal savings and checking accounts, business checking and money market accounts, and had an account to settle my dad's estate after he passed away. They are always so helpful. Online access and banking is easy. My husband banks elsewhere, and I can't say the same about that bank. It doesn't even have a drive thru. I can't imagine banking anywhere other than BankChampaign ever.

Avoid this bank.They used to be the customer service bank in town, but that is no longer the case with their new management. We were a small business customer for 30+ years, paying them over $50,000 in fees, but suddenly and without explanation, they just started treating us like a stranger, not answering my emails, etc. I asked our long-time account manager what was going on, but she offered no explanation and just gave me some number I could call. The word 'sorry' was never said. I closed the account, confused and upset by this bizarre treatment. Afterward, when I complained to their new CEO, I finally got an explanation: She said it was, and I quote, "clear that you are no longer interested in banking with us" [because we had started a second account at a national bank earlier that year in order to use a more modern online system]. Wha? We were still paying them $100 a month in account management (not transaction) fees, and had thousands on deposit! Weren't we still entitled to be treated with respect? With that comment, it seemed official that we had somehow become persona non grata, but they were happy to keep collecting our money until we found out the hard way in our time of need. Anyway, do yourself a favor and avoid it. This is not a bank that you go to for lots-of-locations, or a modern online system, or great rates. They USED to have customer service, but its a shame when new management lets that go down in flames by intentionally alienating long-time customers they no longer deem worthy of their time. I gave the CEO the opportunity to make things right in my eyes by refunding the last year of our management fees, but she declined, saying that they have "many administrative costs" for holding our money. Ha!