Good bank that cares about it's customers--can't thank them enough for the help they gave me in '08/'09. (Had my business accounts w/ PB for 10+ years, no longer a customer b/c I've retired and moved up to my cabin full-time)

I banked at Premier Bank Minnesota for many years when I was living in a small town in Minnesota. The benefits that I found banking at this small bank is first of all, the tellers and manager get to know you personally. You feel welcome going into the branch and not just a number. Secondly, the accounts such as savings and certificate of deposits will be a little more liberal in the interest rates than large banks. Finally, the loan process may be a little more personal as well since the decisions are generally made locally. The president may come by your property to do a site visit and do a personal appraisal himself. The negatives are the number of locations will be less. So if you need to go into a bank, you may not find one. Also, they may not be as up to date as the large banks on technology. Finally, small loans such as car loans will probably have a higher interest rate.

with eight total branches in Minnesota. With mobile and web apps, Premier Bank makes mobile banking straightforward, even on the go. Premier Bank's online and mobile banking platforms receive relatively high scores from customers. With 43 ratings on Apple and Android platforms, the Premier Bank mobile app rates a 4.1 out of 5 (compared to the national average of 3.8). Premier Bank's mobile app lets you control your accounts by reviewing account balances, transferring money as well as reaching customer service. Premier Bank gets a superb consumer satisfaction score due to comparatively few complaints filed with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), a government-sponsored consumer protection agency.