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Community-focused, Arizona-based financial institution committed to delivering exceptional financial services with a down-to-earth attitude. Founded in 1997 by visionary local developer Hank Schechert, Foothills Bank was established to reflect the close-knit, personal touch of the neighborhood east of Yuma.
Offering Totally Free Checking Accounts, Personal Savings Accounts, Business Checking Accounts, Business Savings Accounts, Mortgage Loans, Construction Loans, Business Loans, SBA Loans, Commercial Real Estate Loans, Agriculture Loans, Equipment Term Loans, Business Lines of Credit, and more.
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- DVDean ValerioSep 25, 20251.0Possibly the most unprofessional customer service I’ve ever experienced. It like they hate money.
- CMClarissa MirandaNov 9, 20235.0One of the best bank i ever had…never had Ny problems with them..they are allways tring too help to resolve our problems
- ICIvonn CarlosNov 8, 20235.0The best local bank. Great customer service great team. They like to help local businesses,
- SCsarah coffeyJan 3, 20231.0The worse bank ever! So not bank here! Horrible customer service. Just no!!!! If you are a customer that is lower middle class, a single mother, and is going to school, I would stay away from this bank!!! So many times they have put a hold on checks from my school for weeks just because I am low income. I guess the rich get treated differently at this bank compared to single mothers that are in school that are not rich. - making single mothers that work and go to school lives even more difficult. I have never had any issues with their sister bank in Montana that I banked at for years. Now I wish that I have never even banked here. It’s all about money to them NOT about community and customers. Do not bank here. They should be reported to BBB as well. I don’t know how they even feel ethical with how they treat lower income customers.