<p>I have a Citi Bank debit card but I just found out that Bloomington doesn't have any Citi Bank ATMs. Are there any banks in Bloomington that do not charge fees for withdrawing?</p>
<p>I have a debit card with Chase and I do not have any fees. However, I currently have a high school account and will change it to a college account. (Some woman I know works there says to change because there are different limits; I’m not exactly sure what the difference is) But I would think there wouldn’t be any as well. I am changing my account some time soon and I can let you know if there are any with the college account. And there are like 3 Chases in Bloomington.</p>
<p>Update: <a href=“https://www.chase.com/index.jsp?pg_name=ccpmapp/individuals/checking/page/college_checking[/url]”>Chase Checking Accounts: Compare & Apply Today | Chase;
<p>It looks like there are no fees, other than for using non-Chase ATMs ($2 fee), and there’s a Chase ATM in the union</p>
<p>I have Bank of America and the only Bloomington BofA is an ATM inside the College Mall. I couldn’t find anywhere that didn’t charge fees, but you can go to Target, CVS, etc., and request cash with purchases without a fee.</p>
<p>Thanks for the info 
I didn’t know that you could go to Target and do that.</p>
<p>Yes, I heard Chase was better and had alot of ATMs in Bloomington. But I have a savings account in CitiBank and my mom wanted to open a checking/debit account connected to my savings. I should have chosen Chase…</p>
<p>Also, IU Credit Union works really well.</p>
<p>It connects to like 90% of other Credit Unions so you can use their ATMs and tellers for free. So like when I’m home I just use Teacher’s Credit Union or Notre Dame Credit Union.</p>
<p>The most common debit card studenst have is the chase card… as gaille pointed there are alot of chase ATM’s and local branches around the Bloomington Campus</p>
<p>If I open a joint account (IU credit union) with my boys, would I be able to do a electronic fund transfer from my other bank accounts?</p>