St. Louis, MO's First Bank at 11901 Olive Boulevard serves the local community with full banking services.
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First Bank maintains a full-service branch at 11901 Olive Boulevard in St. Louis, MO. As a standalone location, this branch provides St. Louis residents with direct access to banking services including customer service and account management.
Visit this St. Louis branch for services such as deposits, withdrawals, account inquiries, and general banking assistance. Contact the branch to speak with a representative about your financial needs and account services.
For St. Louis residents seeking a convenient banking location, bring your valid identification and account information. First Bank's Olive Boulevard branch provides straightforward banking services without unnecessary complications.
First Bank received 39 consumer complaints in the past 12 months. All complaints received a timely response from the company.
39
Complaints (12 months)
23.8%
Resolved with relief
Stable
Complaint trend
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76 FDIC-insured branch locations nationwide.
Source: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau · FDIC BankFind
First Bank offers 16 services including Icon Checking Account with up to 2.60% APY, Icon High-Yield Savings Account at 2.75% APY, Certificates of Deposit (7-month promotional rate 3.65% APY), Personal loans, Business loans and lines of credit, and 11 more.
First Bank is best suited for Personal customers in MO, IL, or CA seeking competitive savings and checking rates, Small business owners needing comprehensive commercial banking services including receivables and retirement plan administration, Customers wanting integrated digital and branch banking options with human banker access via ITM.
Key strengths: Competitive APY rates: Icon Checking up to 2.60% APY and Icon High-Yield Savings at 2.75% APY; Promotional 7-Month CD rate of 3.65% APY; Multiple digital access channels including Personal/Business eBanking, First Bank On The Go mobile app, and ITM virtual banking. Areas to consider: Limited geographic footprint: only operates in Missouri, Illinois, and California (no nationwide presence); Some account opening and services require in-branch visits; not fully online bank experience.
In the Banks category, comparable providers include Alliant Bank, Bank Northwest, Bank of Franklin County. Each company has different strengths — compare services, pricing, and consumer complaint records to find the best fit.
CreditDoc Diagnosis
First Bank is best for customers in Missouri, Illinois, or California who want a traditional regional bank with competitive deposit rates and value in-person banking options alongside digital access. The main caveat is that this is a regional bank, not a national institution, and some services require branch interaction rather than being fully online—making it less suitable for customers seeking purely digital-first banking or those outside the three-state service area.
FDIC-insured bank offering personal and business checking, savings, loans, mortgages, and investment services with mobile deposit capabilities.
Best for: Customers seeking FDIC-insured deposits with integrated personal and investment banking services, Small to mid-sized business owners wanting dedicated business banking with personal service
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Best for: Local customers seeking relationship banking with regional institutions, Business owners and agricultural operators needing specialized business banking
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Best for: Community-focused customers seeking local banking relationships and reinvestment, Parents introducing teenagers to banking with supervised spending and monitoring
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