- MEMBERS PREFERRED CREDIT UNION
- 1515 Hoopes Avenue, Idaho Falls, ID, 83404
- Members Preferred Credit Union has been open since . It's the 21st largest credit union in Idaho with assets totaling $44.43 Million and providing banking services to more than 4,000 members.
The credit union is a member-owned financial cooperative providing banking services including savings, loans
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- Idaho First Mortgage - Oswald Talbot Group
- 3340 Merlin Drive, Idaho Falls, ID, 83404
- We're a full service mortgage lender with an experienced staff offering expertise in every area of mortgage lending...from purchase to refinance to construction lending. We have access to a full range of mortgage sources and all of our lending specialists are dedicated to finding the right loan-with the best rates, terms
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- Bell Financial Group
- 1833 E 17th St, Idaho Falls, ID, 83404
- Our team is committed to providing our clients with the highest quality financial services combined with the lowest rates available in Idaho, Our team specializes in Southeast Idaho, including Idaho Falls, Pocatello, Rexburg, Rigby, and Blaclfoot. Whether you are purchasing your dream home, refinancing an outstanding loan, or consolidating debt
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- InterWest Mortgage
- 1275 E 17th St, Idaho Falls, ID, 83404
- InterWest Mortgage, who recently merged with Eagle Bank & Trust, has built a strong reputation as an outstanding mortgage company. Under the leadership of SVP/Branch Manager Joni Kepler, InterWest has regularly been recognized as one of Idaho Falls’ and Bonneville County’s top lenders.
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- Idaho First Mortgage
- 3340 Merlin Dr, Suite 200, Idaho Falls, ID, 83404
- We have built a strong reputation as an outstanding mortgage lender, serving the needs of homebuyers throughout the state. We’re a full service mortgage lender with an experienced staff offering expertise in every area of mortgage lending…from purchase to refinance to construction lending.
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- Nexus Mortgage Lending
- 550 W. Sunnyside Road, Suite 11, Idaho Falls, ID, 83402
- At Nexus Mortgage Lending, we believe that it is our responsibility to be the connection between our clients and their goals of homeownership. It is our goal to educate our clients, provide them with financing options to meet their individual needs, and link them with world-class lending institutions.
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- Trust Alliance Capital
- 2225 W. Broadway St, Suite J, Idaho Falls, ID, 83402
- Trust Alliance Capital has been serving commercial customers' financing needs for over 15 years. Currently holding an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. Our expertise in commercial equipment financing, SBA/USDA loans, and commercial real estate will help you move forward in your business
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- Cowboy State Bank
- 515 Dayton Street, Ranchester, WY, 82839
- Cowboy State Bank Ranchester State Bank was founded in 1912 by Clyde C. Trader from Mountain Park, Colorado, who believed that Ranchester, Wyoming would be a good place to start a small country bank. The doors opened on May 22, 1912, in a small room in front of the Nevees building in Ranchester. From there, the bank continued to prosper and grow ov
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- Ravalli County Federal Credit Union.
- 501 N 1st Street, Hamilton, MT, 59840
- Ravalli County FCU was known as Ravalli County Federal Employees Credit Union Association. It was a state chartered credit union with membership restricted to employees of the Rocky Mountain Lab and the Forest Service. Over the years additional groups were allowed to join the credit union
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- Hamilton Mortgage Services, Inc
- 716 S 1ST ST, Hamilton, MT, 59840
- At Hamilton Mortgage Services, Inc We understand that each customer has specific needs. To meet those specific needs, we strive to provide a wide array of products, investment tools, mortgages and best of all quality service and individual attention. The loan process may seem daunting
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- Wyoming Community Bank
- 1700 N. Federal Boulevard, Riverton, WY, 82501
- In 1998 the only independent bank in Riverton, was sold to a large national bank, which left a void in banking services in Fremont County. Kent Shurtleff and several local business people recognized the county’s financial needs and the opportunity to form a local community bank that would be owned and managed by people living in Fremont County
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