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How does First Midwest Bank Rate? First Midwest Bank received 112 consumer ratings from Consumers' CHECKBOOK and Consumer Reports subscribers. Subscribe & Save » CHECKBOOK provides: Award winning articles and ratings reports compiled from more than 211,000 Chicago area consumer ratings by Consumers' CHECKBOOK and Consumer Reports magazine subscribers who have used these companies and professionals. Thousands of hours of undercover price shopping. Review of complaints received by local consumer agencies such as Better Business Bureau (BBB) and attorney general offices. In-depth research. No advertising. No ballot-box stuffing. Nonprofit Read CHECKBOOK's free advice on choosing a local bank.		First Midwest Bank "[Consumers’ CHECKBOOK] takes no advertising, so there's no tainting the ratings." "Whomever I call, it will be a firm that gets two checkmarks from Consumers’ CHECKBOOK. "
What can Consumers' CHECKBOOK tell you about First Midwest Bank? Bank Specific Info Locales serviced: Approximate number of branches in area: CHECKBOOK Ratings Number of customer survey ratings: 112 ratings What percent of customers rated firm "superior" for "overall service"? What percent of customers rated firm "superior" for "pleasantness of staff"? What percent of customers rated firm "superior" for "knowledge of staff"? What percent of customers rated firm "superior" for "speed of service": What percent of customers rated firm "superior" for "reasonableness of fee policies"? What percent of customers rated firm "superior" for "convenience of hours": What percent of customers rated firm "superior" for "clarity of written communications"? And much more:

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