Financial services and banks are a huge part of our lives. Car loans, personal loans, bank accounts and savings accounts are all housed within the four walls of the banks and financial service companies we choose. Keeping in contact with the customer service department of the business responsible for holding, protecting and controlling our money is crucial to the financial lives of most consumers. At some point you can bet you’ll have to pick up that phone to call your bank or visit the official website to email an account representative, but do you have the contact information you need to get in touch with the correct department the first time? Researchers at Contact Customer Service Now have collect that information and more about major financial services and banks, including Chase, Citigroup, Ameritrade and Fidelity. If there’s a bank out there serving the consumer or business, there’s a great chance we’ve researched and tested the customer service department with a call of our own.

Financial institutions and banks may have power over your money, but these companies are not ALWAYS right in the decisions they’ve made. Don’t fear making contact with the customer service team, but be prepared with the right contact information. Calling customer service is the best option every time due to the sensitivity of the information you’re sharing, but general contact information like email and traditional mail may be better choices for common questions or complaints that demand more than a few minutes on a call.

If you have experience with one of the companies we’ve researched, we want to hear about your experiences. Feel free to share those experiences with the world in a comment or email to our very own customer service department.