- BancMac/Community Banc Mortgage Corp
- 3200 W Iles Ave, Springfield, IL, 62711
- Our commitment is to your success and that of your customers. That's why we offer a professional sales and service network designed to move your business forward by generating quick fundings, offering the most innovative products and programs and working with you to provide fast answers, fast decisions and fast purchases.
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- Town and Country Bank
- 3601 W. Wabash Ave., Springfield, IL, 62711
- At Town and Country, you’ll work with dependable, local mortgage professionals who put years of experience to work in order to assist you in getting into the home of your dreams. Our intimate knowledge of Central Illinois real estate is essential to finding a custom mortgage loan to fit your needs.
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- First State Bank of Forrest
- 133 East Krack Street, Forrest, IL, 61741
- FSB of Forrest has been committed to the people, businesses & communities of Central Illinois. Since first days to the present, our motto is and has always been "a strong friend for your family," words we strive to live & work by every day. We offer our customers a welcoming, personalized experience from the time they step into one of our doors.
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- Blackhawk Bank & Trust, IL
- 301 4th Street West, Milan, IL, 61264
- Blackhawk Bank & Trust has been serving the banking needs of the Quad Cities community since 1961 when ground was broken on our first branch in Milan, Illinois. Today the Blackhawk Bank & Trust branch footprint extends through the counties of Rock Island, Mercer, and Henry in Illinois, and Scott in Iowa.
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- The First National Bank of Arenzville
- 110 S Charles, Arenzville, IL, 62611
- The First National Bank of Arenzville has been a strong and stable presence in the West Central Illinois Banking Community since it was first established as the “People’s Bank of Arenzville” in 1882. The bank was privately held until 1908 when it was granted a national charter and officially became “The First National Bank of Arenzville.
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- SERVICE PLUS CREDIT UNION
- 2110 53rd Street, Moline, IL, 61265
- Service Plus Credit Union is a full service financial institution in Moline, Illinois which was established in 1950. Membership is open to anyone who lives or works in Rock Island or Henry counties, IL. Big enough to Serve you, small enough to Know you. Credit Union is a full service financial institution in Moline
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- Deere Employees Credit Union
- 3950 38th Avenue, Moline, IL, 61265
- As an exclusive benefit to Deere employees and their families, Deere Employees Credit Union is focused on removing the frustrations of everyday banking and ALWAYS acting in the best interest of our members.
By constantly investing in our people and technologies, Deere Employees Credit Union is able to provide consistent
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- SENB Bank
- 3535 Avenue Of The Cities, Moline, IL, 61265
- SENB Bank has proudly served the Quad Cities and neighboring communities since forming in 1961 and is approximately $370 million in assets. In 2019 the bank expanded into the Stateline (Roscoe/Beloit) region of Illinois and Wisconsin, with six banking centers serving Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin.
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- IH Mississippi Valley Credit Union
- 2500 River Drive, Moline, IL, 61265
- Founded in 1934, our eight charter members were production line workers at the East Moline Works Plant. Open only three times a day during shift change, employees at the original office in the middle of the plant had to manage over the noise of the steel-wheeled trailers moving over the creosote floors.
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- Ruhl Mortgage
- 1701 52nd Avenue, Moline, IL, 61265
- "Ruhl Mortgage is a full-service mortgage banker with experienced staff, offering expertise in every area of mortgage lending - from purchase and refinance to even construction lending.
Ruhl Mortgage offers purchase and refinance loans, including FHA, VA, Rural Development loans, second home loans,"
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- The Gerber State Bank
- 110 East Elm Street, Argenta, IL, 62501
- The Gerber State Bank, Argenta, Illinois, was founded by James W. Brown and Samuel Gerber as a partnership under the names of “Brown and Gerber Bankers”, in 1887.
The bankers opened for business in a wooden frame building just north of the railroad tracks along North Street. Eventually, that wooden structure burned to the ground.
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