Indiana University Credit Union

I’m not a fan. I opened an account here because I needed a local place to cash checks and for emergency purposes. I put about $ 100 worth of checks in here during the time I lived in Bloomington, which is not much, but it was money at their disposal since I never took it out either (I never received my debit card anyway).
So when my wallet was stolen one day, with my ID, all my cards, and all my cash, mere hours before I was due to go on a week long trip, I rushed to the IU Credit Union with a check from one of my other bank accounts so I could deposit money in my account, and cash that out, along with whatever was still in it.
I get to the counter, give my info, and after a few minutes the lady informs me that my account has been closed. Excuse me, I said? What do you mean closed? That’s when she explains that if your account goes inactive (note that I’d only HAD the account for two years total), they start taking a $ 5 penalty out every month until your account is empty and you close it. So they had simply TAKEN my $ 100 that I deposited in checks not long after I opened the account, not bothered to contact me or send me a letter or anything, and closed my account?! (I wasn’t getting statements either because there was no account activity)
I ended up having to reopen one, and once I had, using a check from another bank, they suddenly informed me that I would not be able to take any money out of it yet. What?! I’d specifically asked them about their check cashing policy and they’d told me I could take out a couple hundred right away. What they’d neglected to mention to me until I’d already spent TWO hours in the branch (with a flight to catch just a few hours later), was that you can’t withdraw any money deposited with checks if your account is brand new. *facepalm* (Note that I had already explained to them that this was an emergency, and that I had, in fact, been a customer with them until THEY closed my account without informing me, two months earlier. My account had never been overdrawn a single day or anything.)
Eventually I convinced them to let me withdraw a few hundred dollars, but not until after they had called my other bank to verify that the funds were there. So in short: They’re assholes. Worst bank I’ve ever used, and I’ve banked with at least 6 to 8 different banks in different places I’ve lived.