Average User Rating:| 25 West Main Street Madison, WI 53703 1-800-252-6246 www.anchorbank.com  |
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AnchorBank is headquartered in Madison and is the 3rd largest bank in the state of Wisconsin. It is also the 233rd largest bank in the nation. It was established in 1918 and as of September of 2011, it had grown to 751 employees at 56 locations. AnchorBank has a 1-star health rating.
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AnchorBank is offering up to $150 for opening any new personal checking account and performing certain activities. This is a nice upgrade from last year's promotion which had just a $100 bonus. This o ...
AnchorBank is offering up to $100 for opening any new personal checking account and performing certain activities. This offer is listed in the bank's promotion page . It's scheduled to end on 2/28/201 ...
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Update 5/09/09: The CD rates have fallen. Please check the bank's website for the latest rates.AnchorBank continues to offer competitive rates on its CD specials. One is a 2.70% APY 13-month CD. Minimum deposit is $5,000. The other is a special 3.10% APY...
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- 3/22 - 3.00% 13-Month CD & 3.40% 24-Month CD at AnchorBank - Wisconsin Only
- 3/22 - $50 Checking Account Bonus at AnchorBank - Wisconsin Only
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| monicawh - January 24, 2012 If you’re one of the rare lucky ones they will delay giving you the bonus. And if you close your account before they credit your account, then you’re out of luck. But if you’re like the rest of us, they’ll send you a letter saying that you didn’t qualify for the bonus or that you didn’t fulfill the terms of the promotional bonus. I am saying this from personal experience in 2011. Unless you’re persistent, follow their terms of agreement to the letter, and know the correct venues to complain to, you will not get this bonus. If you did everything correctly, then definitely file a complaint to the federal trade commission. Be attentive with the banks, they will do everything to increase their profit and they don't think about people who get into their traps and take out additional payday advance online to manage the payments. Bill - February 1, 2012 This looks like a pretty good bonus. I'm looking to open up a new checking account with a trusted bank after dealing with the Netspend scam. The bonuses are nice. But most importantly, I want my money to be safe and I never want to have to worry about it again. | ||
Stay Away From This Bank, Especially With A Mortgage
I was stupid to take the advice of a family member when signing onto a mortgage with Anchor Bank. I wrote a check out for .91 cents less than what our mortgage payment was and I was getting collection calls and received a notice of default in the mail.
When I finally called about the rediculous charges to my account, over $80 worth of charges for a check written only .91 cents short of the actual amount, I decided it was time to look elsewhere.
In addition to this, they said my account was $1.82 short of the mortgage payment, which was not true. If the representative would have done the math they would have found that .91 + .91 equals $1.82 and somewhere there was a double charge.
Even more frustrating is the sent me a delinquincy notice and my payment was not even applied to my mortgage, it was put into a reserve fund because they said my payment was more than $1 short (yes ONE DOLLAR) and it was their double charge error that caused this in the first place. Therefore, my credit rating suffered over all of this.
The biggest kicker, I have never missed a mortgage payment and had pristine credit when I signed the mortgage papers. I will be refinancing my home and taking my business to another bank, soon and very very soon.