- West Plains Bank and Trust Company
- 11 Court Sq, West Plains, MO, 65775
- West Plains Bank and Trust Company is a Bank with operations in two states. West Plains Bank and Trust Company offers numerous mortgage programs including conventional, non-owner occupied, VA, USDA and construction mortgages and West Plains Bank and Trust Company, based in West Plains, Mo., operates four full-service and two drive-through branches
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- First Security Bank MS
- 295 Highway 6 West, Batesville, MS, 38606
- We are ONE with the people we serve. For more than a half century, your cares have been our concerns. Your needs, our priorities. At First Security Bank, our growth remains rooted in being the ONE bank that can relate to everyone, with products and services that are number ONE. See what we can do together, as ONE.
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- Red Wing Credit Union
- 3303 North Service Drive, Red Wing, MN, 55066
- Red Wing Shoe Company employees decided to form a cooperative from which they could save and borrow at reasonable rates. The Red Wing Shoe Company Employees Credit Union began operation on June 1, 1954 in Plant 1 of the Red Wing Shoe Company, operated by members/volunteers. Professional staff was hired as the credit union grew,
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- SJD Mortgage Services
- 142 Cannon View Dr, Red Wing, MN, 55066
- SJD Mortgage Services is a community lender that has been serving Minnesota home owners since 2004. SJD Mortgage Services has its office located in beautiful Red Wing Minnesota, one hour south east of Minneapolis, MN. At SJD Mortgage Services, our mission is to set a high standard in the mortgage industry.
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- Downeast Credit Union
- 23 Third Avenue, Baileyville, ME, 04694
- Downeast Credit Union was founded in 1941 by employees of St. Croix Pulp and Paper Company. Since then, DECU has grown to over 20, 000 members sharing the common bond with those who live, work, worship, attend school, or conduct business in Washington, Waldo, Hancock, Penobscot, Lincoln, Kennebec, Sagadahoc, and Knox Counties.
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- Hiawatha National Bank
- 220 East Oak Street, Glenwood City, WI, 54013
- Hiawatha National Bank Operator of a regional bank in Wisconsin, United States. The company offers services like personal and business banking services, loan products that include personal loans, mortgages, lines of credit, certificates of deposits along with several other banking services like telebanking and safe depositories.
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- First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Valdosta
- 411 N Patterson St, Valdosta, GA, 31601
- First Federal was founded in 1934 by a group of businessmen who had a vision for thrift and homeownership in Valdosta/Lowndes County. Since that time, First Federal has grown and flourished along with this area. It is our goal to keep the original vision as our theme and mission for the future.
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- Valdosta Teachers' Federal Credit Union
- 102 E. Force Street, Valdosta, GA, 31601
- The Valdosta Teachers' Federal Credit Union was organized in 1958. The first Board of Directors were: Fredeva Ogletree, President; A.W. Basemore, Vice-President; Nan Allen, Treasurer; Walter Harrison, Secretary. Other Directors included: Ms. Willie Dewberry, Hadley McDuffie and Clara Stipe.
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- Georgia Power Valdosta Federal Credit Union
- 1707 Dow St, Valdosta, GA, 31601
- Georgia Power Valdosta Federal Credit Union was granted a federal charter in March 1958 to serve the financial needs of the Georgia Power Company employees and their families across the southern tier of the state. It remained a single sponsored occupationally bonded credit union until 1995.
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- First Citizens Bank.
- 100 West Third St, Luverne, AL, 36049
- In 1979, a group of local businessmen founded First Citizens Bank with one purpose in mind: to provide a healthy banking environment for local businesses and individuals. The doors first opened on July 8, 1980, operating under a local management and conservative governing philosophy.
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- The Commercial Bank Of Ozark
- 208 South Merrick Avenue, Ozark, AL, 36360
- The Commercial Bank of Ozark was chartered in 1959 and has served the citizens of Ozark and Dale county to the present. Douglas Brown organized the bank because the financial needs for new construction were going unmet by the community's primary bank. Members of the initial board of directors included Douglas Brown, William C. Brown, etc
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