- First Trust and Savings Bank
- 123 Main St, Wheatland, IA, 52777
- First Trust and Savings Bank, with it's origin dating back to 1886, has been very blessed to be part of a strong agricultural area that now includes facilities in the towns of Wheatland, Dixon, Lost Nation, Calamus, Grand Mound, and Donahue, Iowa.First Trust is a locally owned community bank, with many long term experienced employees to serve you.
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- Sioux Valley Community Credit Union
- 1120 6th Street, Sioux City, IA, 51101
- Sioux Valley Community Credit Union has been open since 1952. The credit union has assets totaling $31 Million and provides banking services to more than 3,000 members. Sioux Valley does not support or recommend using Zelle pay or any other cash transfer app to purchase anything.
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- Siouxland Economic Development Corp.
- 617 Pierce St, Suite 202, Sioux City, IA, 51101
- The Siouxland Economic Development Corporation (SEDC) was incorporated in 1979 by a group of Siouxlanders in an attempt to help stimulate the tri-state region’s economy which was slumping in the face of manufacturing dislocations, particularly the Zenith plant closing in Sioux City.
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- Security National Bank
- 601 Pierce Street, Sioux City, IA, 51101
- Security National Bank was chartered in 1884 in Sioux City, Iowa, founded on the time-tested principles of integrity, honor, open-mindedness, efficiency, good humor, respect, duty and human connection These principles served as guideposts that enabled SNB to withstand the economic panic of the late 1800s, the Great Depression.
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- Farmers Savings Bank
- 205 Main Street, Colesburg, IA, 52035
- The Farmers Savings Bank story began on January 26, 1907 in Colesburg, Iowa. Fifty seven years later, the Juergens Family acquired the bank in November of 1964, & since then we have expanded to Elkport, Strawberry Point & Arlington.
Although our foot print has changed, our commitment to serving the communities we are a part of has never wavere
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- N W Iowa Credit Union
- 1411 Industrial Road SW, Le Mars, IA, 51031
- N.W. Iowa Credit Union/Community is a member owned, non-profit financial institution providing personalized, competitive services that promote the economic well-being of our present and future members. N.W. Iowa Credit Union/Community is the product of a merger in September 1994 between the Blue Bunny Employees Credit Union
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- Prime bank
- 37 1st Ave NW, Le Mars, IA, 51031
- Primebank has been an integral part of the growth and development of the communities it serves. In 1891, the bank was founded with the name German State Bank. Security Bank, founded in 1889, was sold to German State Bank that same year. While still the same banking institution, our bank has changed its name several times.
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- Blue Grass Savings Bank
- 104 East Mayne Street, Blue Grass, IA, 52726
- January 4, 1902 banking was started and one week later total assets were $19, 402.16. The January 9, 1902 meeting of the stockholders was held in the new bank. H. F. Wunder was hired as cashier receiving $50 a month salary. W.I. VanderVeer served as President with no pay and Julius W. Schiele served as Vice President.
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- Telco Triad Community Credit Union
- 1420 Tri View Ave, Sioux City, IA, 51103
- Telco Triad Community Credit Union has been serving the financial needs of its members since it was established as Sioux City District Telco Credit Union in 1945 by the employees of the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company. In the late 1970's, Sioux City District began to expand by merging credit unions
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- Iowa State Bank
- 240 Linn Street, Brunsville, IA, 51008
- Iowa State Bank is a full service bank with locations in Hull, Ireton, Orange City, Paullina, Remsen, Sanborn, and Sheldon, Iowa.
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- CharterWest Bank
- 201 south main street, West Point, NE, 68788
- In 1985, CharterWest opened it's doors for the first time in West Point, Nebraska. Since this inception, our growth has been fueled by a strong commitment to the customer. Our positive attitude in lending, competitive pricing of products, and continuity in management and staff have resulted in CharterWest
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