Institution directory
Published fees available for 78 banks and credit unions in Alabama.
183 institutions in Alabama. Institutions with fees in the index are listed first. The national median nsf / returned item fee is $30.00. See the full nsf / returned item analysis.
| Institution | Headquarters | Type | NSF / Returned Item (national median $30.00) | Published fee coverage | View institution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EvaBank | Eva, AL | Community bank, $300M to $1B | $10.00$20.00 below median | 5 of 15 headline fees available | View EvaBank |
| Family Savings Federal Credit Union | Rainbow City, AL | Community credit union, $1B to $10B | $30.00About the same as the median | 10 of 15 headline fees available | View Family Savings Federal Credit Union |
| Family Security Federal Credit Union | Decatur, AL | Community credit union, $1B to $10B | $27.00$3.00 below median | 8 of 15 headline fees available | View Family Security Federal Credit Union |
| Fedmont Federal Credit Union | Montgomery, AL | Community credit union, under $300M | $30.00About the same as the median | 10 of 15 headline fees available | View Fedmont Federal Credit Union |
| First Bank of Alabama | Talladega, AL | Community bank, $1B to $10B | $22.00$8.00 below median | 6 of 15 headline fees available | View First Bank of Alabama |
| First Cahawba Bank | Selma, AL | Community bank, under $300M | Not published | 8 of 15 headline fees available | View First Cahawba Bank |
| First Community Bank of Central Alabama | Wetumpka, AL | Community bank, $300M to $1B | $33.00$3.00 above median | 9 of 15 headline fees available | View First Community Bank of Central Alabama |
| First Financial Bank | Bessemer, AL | Community bank, under $300M | Not published | 6 of 15 headline fees available | View First Financial Bank |
| First Metro Bank | Muscle Shoals, AL | Community bank, $1B to $10B | $33.00$3.00 above median | 12 of 15 headline fees available | View First Metro Bank |
| First Southern State Bank | Stevenson, AL | Community bank, $300M to $1B | Not published | 8 of 15 headline fees available | View First Southern State Bank |
| First US Bank | Birmingham, AL | Community bank, $1B to $10B | $35.00$5.00 above median | 10 of 15 headline fees available | View First US Bank |
| Five Star Federal Credit Union | Dothan, AL | Community credit union, $1B to $10B | $30.00About the same as the median | 9 of 15 headline fees available | View Five Star Federal Credit Union |
| Fort Mcclellan Federal Credit Union | Anniston, AL | Community credit union, under $300M | $30.00About the same as the median | 9 of 15 headline fees available | View Fort Mcclellan Federal Credit Union |
| Four Seasons Federal Credit Union | Opelika, AL | Community credit union, under $300M | $20.00$10.00 below median | 7 of 15 headline fees available | View Four Seasons Federal Credit Union |
| Guardian Federal Credit Union | Prattville, AL | Community credit union, $1B to $10B | Not published | 8 of 15 headline fees available | View Guardian Federal Credit Union |
| Heritage South Federal Credit Union | Sylacauga, AL | Community credit union, under $300M | $28.00$2.00 below median | 7 of 15 headline fees available | View Heritage South Federal Credit Union |
| Jefferson Credit Union | Hoover, AL | Community credit union, under $300M | Not published | 10 of 15 headline fees available | View Jefferson Credit Union |
| Legacy Community Federal Credit Union | Birmingham, AL | Community credit union, $300M to $1B | $25.00$5.00 below median | 8 of 15 headline fees available | View Legacy Community Federal Credit Union |
| Listerhill Federal Credit Union | Sheffield, AL | Community credit union, $1B to $10B | $32.00$2.00 above median | 7 of 15 headline fees available | View Listerhill Federal Credit Union |
| Max Federal Credit Union | Montgomery, AL | Community credit union, $1B to $10B | $32.00$2.00 above median | 10 of 15 headline fees available | View Max Federal Credit Union |
| MidSouth Bank | Dothan, AL | Community bank, $300M to $1B | Not published | 5 of 15 headline fees available | View MidSouth Bank |
| Mobile Educators Federal Credit Union | Mobile, AL | Community credit union, under $300M | $32.00$2.00 above median | 10 of 15 headline fees available | View Mobile Educators Federal Credit Union |
| New Horizons Federal Credit Union | Mobile, AL | Community credit union, $300M to $1B | $30.00About the same as the median | 10 of 15 headline fees available | View New Horizons Federal Credit Union |
| NobleBank & Trust | Anniston, AL | Community bank, $300M to $1B | $35.00$5.00 above median | 13 of 15 headline fees available | View NobleBank & Trust |
| North Alabama Educators Federal Credit Union | Huntsville, AL | Community credit union, under $300M | $29.00$1.00 below median | 11 of 15 headline fees available | View North Alabama Educators Federal Credit Union |
Coverage counts how many of the 15 headline fees are in the index for each institution. A fee that is not in the index has not been published there yet; it does not mean the institution charges $0.
Each institution is counted in the state where it is headquartered, not every state where it has branches.
78 of the 181 banks and credit unions monitored in Alabama have fees available in the index (43%).
An institution has fees in the index when at least one fee from its own current schedule has passed review and is published in the Bank Fee Index. Institutions monitored are every bank and credit union in the index, from FDIC and NCUA records.
Coverage on each result counts the 15 headline fees: monthly maintenance, overdraft, insufficient funds, out-of-network ATM, card or ATM use abroad, domestic outgoing wire, stop payment, international outgoing wire, domestic incoming wire, cashier's check, overdraft protection transfer, paper statement, below minimum balance, debit card replacement and returned deposited item. A fee missing from the index is not a $0 fee; the institution may charge it and we have not published it yet.
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