- Security State Bank
- 117 North 4th Street, Leoti, KS, 67861
- Security State Bank is a full-service community bank located in Scott County, Kansas. On April 24, 1961, Security State Bank of Scott City opened its doors to the public with capital and surplus of $150 thousand dollars. Today the bank’s total assets are over $300 million dollars with total capital in excess of $44 million dollars.
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- First National Bank of Gillette
- 319 S Gillette Ave, Gillette, WY, 82716
- First National Bank of Gillette was founded in 1963 by Teno Roncalio and other members of the local business community. In 1965, Raymond Saunders purchased the majority interest in FNB and became Chairman. Today, Raymond’s son, Sam, has taken the reins as President & CEO. Sam ensures the vision of FNB remains
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- Westar Funding
- 728 3rd Street, Suite B, Mukilteo, WA, 98275
- Westar Funding Inc. is a leading private money lender. We produce fast, reasonable, secure real estate loans that enable you to close quickly on residential & commercial investment properties. Westar offers financing that avoids the time-consuming process and onerous requirements of conventional lenders.
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- Pacific Capital Northwest
- 8227 44th Ave W, Suite K, Mukilteo, WA, 98275
- Private Capital Northwest is primarily a private money lender. Other names normally associated and used synonymously with private money lending include hard money, soft money, non-conforming, alternative, and asset- or equity-based lending Our loans are based on the asset, meaning the real property secures the loan.
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- Pro Escrow Inc
- 5920 Evergreen Way, Suite C, Everett, WA, 98203
- PRO ESCROW, INC is licensed by the Washington State Department of Financial Institution, licensed, bonded and approved by Financial Lenders nationwide. Our clients can rest assured that our high standard of care and professionalism protects their best interests when working with PRO ESCROW, INC!
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- Ozona National Bank
- 503 11th St., Ozona, TX, 76943
- On June 1, 1905, a group of West Texas ranchers joined forces to open Crockett County’s first bank in Ozona, Texas. Local citizens of Ozona – used to entrusting their funds to the town mercantile’s safe–lined up to make deposits at the new banking institution. Descendants of those founders are still direct employees of the bank
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- 1st Liberty Federal Credit Union
- 6200 3rd Avenue North, Great Falls, MT, 59405
- 1st Liberty Federal Credit Union was founded by Robert "Scotty" Scott and the co-founders: William Dawson, Joel Taylor, Morgan Moyer, Billie Brankovich, Ehud Markel, Kenneth Platt, and M.B. Holt. In June 1955 your credit union was chartered as Great Falls Air Force Base Federal Credit Union.
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- Mountain Pacific Bank
- 3732 Broadway, Everett, WA, 98201
- Mountain Pacific Bank is a full-service commercial bank located in Everett, WA. The bank opened its doors in July of 2006 and achieved profitability in 6 months, setting a record for Washington State. The bank has continued to grow & set records and currently reports $534.3million in assets.
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- SnoCope Credit Union
- 3130 Rockefeller Avenue, Everett, WA, 98201
- A not for profit financial cooperative started in 1959; membership is open to anyone who lives, works, worships, goes to school or operates a business in WA. SnoCope makes employment decisions without regard to race, color, sex, national origin, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, age, disability or other protected status
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- The Bank Of Beaver City
- PO Box 1279, Liberal, KS, 67905
- The Bank of Beaver City was chartered in 1902, five years before Oklahoma statehood, by a group of local businessmen to provide much needed banking services to the Beaver, Oklahoma area. The Bank expanded in 2007 by constructing the Liberal Banking Center in nearby Liberal, KS. This made two full service banking locations to meet customer needs.
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- Interstate Bank SSB
- 301 S. Main, Perryton, TX, 79070
- On May 9, 1958, a community dream was fulfilled when Perryton Savings and Loan Association was chartered by the Texas Banking Commission under the Building and Loan Association Laws of the State of Texas. The purpose of this charter was to encourage industry, home building and the accumulation of savings.
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