I have been with BLM for almost 20 years. I recently was the victim of fraud and BLM and their…read moreaccount person accused me of the fraud. This happened to me at my other bank as well but they knew right away about this type of fraud and were very good about it. How do you justify sitting in the middle of the lobby telling a 20 year customer that they probably committed this crime themself. I wanted to give a 0 rating but had to pick one.

All around a very great bank for your personal or business needs. Lobby and drivethru hours are…read moreconvenient especially with the late hours on Fridays and a full morning on Saturdays. Bank of Lake Mills is a local bank that combines all of the best attributes of a smaller bank with the sophistication of a larger institution. You are recognized when you come through the door, and employees are always friendly. questions and help can be obtained easily in person or on the phone. Online banking is available and convenient and straightforward. There is typically alot less hassle and paperwork for loans on homes and businesses. Definitely a great business partner at either the Main location in Lake Mills or the Watertown branch.

Very good service from this Credit Union. The staff were very helpful and went out of the way to…read moreanswer all my questions and provided helpful tools.

Rachel helped me get what I needed done in a short period of time, she did a great job and everyone…read moreelse was super friendly

I highly recommend Avestar Credit Union. Everyone is friendly and helpful. Cheryl has been very…read morehelpful in helping me raise my credit score and secure my financial future.

I have nothing but great things to say about FCCU!! Customer Service is outstanding, always prompt…read moreand courteous. I really like their "round up" program for my debit card, I have saved $620 since Christmas using this program! I switched to FCCU in December, 2019. It was a great decision! Al H. Whitewater

Horrible customer service. Employees are extremely rude and act as though it's an inconvenience to…read morespeak to you. I literally had someone transfer me to someone else in the middle of a sentance. Manager was supposed to call me and didn't. Would definitely recommend to steer clear of this credit union.

The Farmers & Merchants Union Bank in Columbus was the last of Louis Sullivan's eight "Jewel Box"…read morebanks that he designed as his career was winding down. The other Jewel Boxes, scattered around the Midwest, are all still standing. (The Peoples Savings Bank in Cedar Rapids, Iowa was severely damaged in the Flood of 2008 and is undergoing renovation.) Sullivan, founder of the Prairie School of Architecture and the father of the modern skyscraper, was a mentor to Frank Lloyd Wright. He coined the phrase "Form follows function." His signature was ornamentation, very evident on this bank, designed to draw the eye upwards. Terra Cotta ornamentation on the cornice are his exclamation point on his design. The Farmers & Merchants Union Bank was founded by John Wheeler in 1861. He chose the name "Union" in honor of Abraham Lincoln and his efforts to preserve the Union. On the cornice of the building is a Terra Cotta eagle, representing Old Abe, the mascot of the 8th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment during the Civil War. The word, "Forward" is cast into the sculpture, it is the motto of the State of Wisconsin. The bank also appears in the 2009 Johnny Depp film "Public Enemies" as a location shot for a John Dillinger bank robbery. (The bank was never held up by Dillinger.)

We walked into this bank not knowing what great service we would receive, just looking for a bank…read morethat would accept us for a car loan. What we found was the kindest heart most loving man on the face of the planet. He not only gave us a loan but became our friend for life. This man is Dave Harle, he is a must see in search of a loan. This man will jump through hoops to get you what you are looking for. If your in search of a compassionate bank with no bs, stop by Farmers and merchants union bank. Even if you must drive and are not from Columbus. Make the road trip. You won't be disappointed.