Chemical Bankers provide financial education services by using our expertise to help individuals improve their financial management skills.

General Info

Chemical Bank first opened as Chemical State Savings Bank on March 14, 1917 in Midland, Michigan with five employees. Now with over 1800 employees, we have grown extensively but remain a Community Bank serving Michigan individuals, families and businesses.

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Regular Hours:

Mon - Thu	9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Fri	9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat - Sun	Closed

Contact Info

Phone:

Main - 800-867-9757

Extra - 989-631-9200

Address:

333 E Main St Midland, MI 48640

Email:

Contact Us

Other Email:

customercarecenter@chemicalbank.com

Link:

http://chemicalbankmi.com

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Categories

Financial Services, Banks, Commercial & Savings Banks, Mortgages

Services / Products

Checking, Savings, Card Options, Loans, Cash Management, Governmental Banking

Amenities

We offer workshops on budgeting, checkbook management, credit basics, home buying, identity theft versus fraud, organizing financial paperwork and saving. We also use our banking knowledge on Teach Children to Save Day and throughout the year to inspire second grade students to become life-long savers by reading and discussing a storybook about our mascot, Dollar. Our efforts have led us to be recognized by the Michigan Bankers Association as Financial Literacy Award winners every year since 2009.

Associations

We are dedicated to providing strong community leadership, rapid local response and personalized service to develop solutions that meet the needs of our customers. We operate over 140 offices that are divided into 15 community banks with local board of directors consisting of community leaders who offer us guidance and advise us on the ways that we can best meet the needs of our communities. Employees of Chemical Bank are deeply involved with local community events serving as leaders, members and volunteers of charitable organizations and community events including United Way, Junior Achievement, 4-H clubs, Habitat for Humanity, American Cancer Society, and the Chamber of Commerce, among many others.