Associated Bank Adds Free ATMs to Growing Illinois Network

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Associated Bank announced today that it is providing its Illinois customers with expanded access to surcharge-free ATMs. Through separate agreements with the STARsf® and MoneyPass® networks, Associated’s Illinois customers can use any of more than 2,000 ATM locations in Illinois, as well as nearly 50,000 ATM locations worldwide, without paying ATM surcharges.
This expanded access to surcharge-free ATM locations is available to Associated Bank customers with current relationship checking accounts opened in Illinois. These Illinois customers will not pay any Associated ATM fees or ATM surcharge fees when they use ATMs in the STARsf and MoneyPass networks. Customers can find the closest surcharge-free ATM by visiting www.associatedatm.com.
“We are pleased to offer cardholders the greater convenience of more locations and the additional benefit of surcharge-free ATMs when using either of these two networks,” said David Stein, executive vice president and director of retail banking for Associated Bank. “More and more, customers define convenience as having easy 24/7 access to their funds and online account information. We believe our current and prospective Illinois customers will benefit greatly from the expansion of our ATM network in Illinois.”MoneyPass is a registered trademark of Genpass, Inc. STARsf is a registered trademark of Star Systems Inc

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