United Midwest

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Our Worthington branch is now open!

Sep 30, 2024, 00:00 AM by Brett Whittington
We recently opened our fourth Columbus area branch in historic downtown Worthington. Our full service branch is located at 547 High Street, at the corner of High Street and W. South Street in ...

We recently opened our fourth Columbus area branch in historic downtown Worthington. Our full service branch is located at 547 High Street, at the corner of High Street and W. South Street in Worthington. Feel free to stop in, meet our staff and check out our great CD rates. The branch has drive-thru banking and ATM. The Worthington office is open Monday through Friday 9 am to 5 pm, and is closed on Saturdays and Sundays. 

Protecting Yourself Against Check Fraud

You might think that in today's "electronic" world, check fraud wouldn't be an issue anymore. However, federal agencies have noticed an uptick recently in fraudulent activity involving checks being mailed. While banks, including United Midwest Savings Bank, take steps everyday to protect our customers from fraud, there are a few things you can do to help protect yourself from check fraud.

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We are AARP BankSafe Trained

Financial exploitation hurts us all. United Midwest Savings Bank is proud to announce that we have once again earned the AARP BankSafe Trained Seal in recognition of the training we have undergone and policies we have in place to better protect the assets of older Americans.

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Certificates of Deposit

Our very competitive rates and wide selection of terms provide our customers with solid earnings in a time frame of their choosing. Easy to open, low risk, and guaranteed returns make CDs a great option for your savings portfolio.

Lost or Stolen Card

To report a lost or stolen card during regular business hours, contact your Local Branch or call Customer Service at 800-686-2052. For after-hours assistance, call 800-472-3272.
CardValet® mobile app users may promptly turn off their card and report it as lost or stolen by contacting their local branch or calling Customer Service or the after-hours phone number.