- Kemba Peoria Credit Union
- 2318 W Willow Knolls Drive, Peoria, IL, 61614
- KEMBA Peoria Credit Union was organized in 1934 and is a non-profit financial cooperative, chartered by the State of Illinois and regulated by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) who federally insures your savings account up to $250, 000. Our purpose is to promote savings by paying higher dividend rates, to provide low cost loans,
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- North Pines Financial Solutions
- 2135 W Sunnyview Dr, Peoria, IL, 61614
- Our mission is to set a high standard in the loan industry. We are committed to quality customer service - putting the people we serve first. Our goal is to carefully guide you through the loan process, so that you can confidently select the best loan for you and your company from the many loan options that are available today.
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- FLAT BRANCH HOME LOANS
- 3408 Willow Knolls Dr, Peoria, IL, 61614
- Flat Branch Home Loans is focused on providing low rate mortgages in Missouri with unparalleled service and expertise. Our experienced staff is the brightest in the industry and is ready to help you find the mortgage for your next home purchase or refinance. Please visit our web page at flatbranchhomeloans.com.
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- Farmers State Bank
- 104 East Main St., Elmwood, IL, 61529
- For 150 years, Farmers State Bank has supported Elmwood and the surrounding areas. From the first location in H.P. Tracy’s dry goods store to our current site on East Main Street, we have always been focused on community.
When you choose to bank with us at Farmers State, you are choosing to bank with real people with real expertise
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- Home Mortgage Specialists, Inc.
- 6808 Knoxville Ave, Peoria, IL, 61615
- Our mission is to serve our customers with honesty, integrity and competence. Our goal is to provide home loans to our clients while providing them with the lowest interest rates and closing costs possible. Furthermore, we pledge to help borrowers overcome roadblocks that can arise while securing a loan.
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- The Bank of Advance
- 105 East Gabriel Street, Advance, MO, 63730
- The Bank of Advance was established in 1902 to serve the financial needs of the community. Since that time, we've been investing in the area communities we serve to make them better places to live and work. Our high level of personal service and dedication is evident as we strive to satisfy our customers' financial needs & promote our communities.
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- Southern Bank
- 310 Ruth St, Advance, MO, 63730
- We’ve been building a strong legacy for our customers and communities since 1887. Yeah, we’ve been doing this for a long time. In 1994, we became a publicly traded company. In 2009, we began to grow exponentially. Today, with $2.4 billion in assets, we serve more than 40 communities in Missouri, Arkansas, and Illinois.
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- Fisher National Bank
- 102 E. Division, Fisher, IL, 61843
- The Fisher National Bank opened for business November 18, 1955 at a small office in downtown Fisher, IL. With numerous additions and renovations, this facility served our needs very nicely over the years. In the late 1990s, due to steady growth and the loyalty of our many clients, the board realized it was time to make another investment.
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- Community Point Bank
- 13218 Railroad Avenue, Russellville, MO, 65074
- Community Point Bank is dedicated to helping our customers achieve financial success by focusing on their financial needs and delivering quality services. We strive to exceed the expectations of our customers, employees and shareholders in all of our services and to contribute to the betterment of the community.
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- Bank of Iberia
- 841 East Hwy 42, Iberia, MO, 65486
- Community owned, community first in mind.” Bank of Iberia has been in business since 1899. We are a locally owned and community-minded, full-service bank. The Tritten family is proud to have served our communities for three generations. Let our experienced and friendly staff be the ones you can count on.
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- Decatur Earthmover Credit Union
- 319 E. Jasper Street, Paris, IL, 61944
- We started out as the Decatur Caterpillar Employees Credit Union in 1956. Back then people couldn't borrow money from banks, only businesses could. It was hard to save enough to buy a house or car (still is). So, they organized a credit union where they could deposit part of each paycheck (in a shoebox).
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