Minnesota Bank Reviews

TCF Bank

TCF bank has been serving Minnesota residents since 1923. The bank, which is now open 7 days a week, has 443 branches in Minnesota and seven other states. Small business, personal business and commercial banking products are all offered. TCF bank also has a leasing service that allows business to lease equipment of all types. Online banking services are available. Call 1-800-TCF-BANK or visit www.tcfexpress.com for more information.

Premier Banks

Minnesota’s Premier Banks offers personal and business banking customers a variety of services, including traditional bank accounts, loans and investment options. Surcharge-free ATMs make banking affordable. The bank also offers loans, mortgages and health savings accounts. Visit www.premierbanks.com or call 800-772-6497 for more information.

First Minnesota Bank

First Minnesota Bank was recently rated the least risky banks in the Twins. The total risk-based capital ratio for the bank is over 20 percent, making it a secure place to put your money. First Minnesota Bank offers traditional bank accounts, business banking services, mortgage and CD promotions and online banking options. To learn more call 888-859-3695 or visit www.firstmnbank.com.

Patriot Bank Minnesota

Patriot Bank is a locally owned, independent community bank that offers personal accounts, business accounts and loans, including mortgages. Online banking is available, as is phone banking. Locations are in Lino Lakes, Wyoming and Forest Lake. Learn more at www.pbminn.com or by calling the main branch at 651-785-9320.

Security Bank Minnesota

Security Bank has been operating as a locally owned community bank since its founding in 1906. Loans, investment, insurance and traditional bank account services are all offered at the various locations throughout Minnesota. The VIC Retirement Club helps Security Bank’s customers plan for retirement, and overdraft protection is offered on checking accounts. Visit www.securitybankmn.com or call 507-373-1481 for more information. Security Bank serves the people of Albert Lea and Emmons.