- Fannin Bank
- 230 East 3rd Street, Bonham, TX, 75418
- Fannin Bank was organized in November 1921 as the Guaranty State Bank in Windom, Texas. By June 1922 the bank had $158,046 in assets. The name was changed to Fannin Bank in 1976, and in 1987 a branch office was opened in the town of Bonham. The Honey Grove branch opened in 2008 with the headquarters moving to Bonham the same year.
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- Alden State Bank
- PO Box 39, Alden, MI, 49612
- The history of Alden State Bank began in 1906 when the Farmers & Merchants Bank was organized as a privately held unincorporated bank. The bank was located in the East half of Higgins Store in downtown Alden. In 1924 the bank moved down the street to a building on Torch Lake near the boat launch.
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- 1st University Credit Union
- 24 La Salle Ave, Unit C, Waco, TX, 76706
- 1st University Credit Union has been helping people achieve their financial goals since 1956 when the president of Baylor University wrote a letter to the Texas Credit Union Department requesting a charter for a credit union to serve the employees, students, and alumni of Baylor and their families.
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- Shorewest Realtors, Inc
- 17450 W. North Ave, Brookfield, WI, 53045
- John A. Horning's mission to establish Wisconsin's premier real estate company began in 1946 under the name Wauwatosa Realty. Conducting business within his home office, Horning sought to provide his clients with exemplary customer service that extended beyond a transaction. He looked to instill a familial relationship with each customer
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- Wisconsin Mortgage Corporation
- 17450 West North Avenue, Brookfield, WI, 53045
- Wisconsin Mortgage Corporation Offering home loan services since 1983, Wisconsin Mortgage Corporation has been providing quality home loans across Wisconsin. Through the years, Wisconsin Mortgage Corporation has always delivered the most progressive mortgage solutions available. Technology and a highly professional team.
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- Waukesha State Bank
- 151 E. St. Paul Avenue, Waukesha, WI, 53187
- Waukesha State Bank is one of the largest locally owned and independent Banks in Wisconsin. Since our modest beginning in 1944, we have been serving the financial needs of the community with a personalized, one-on-one approach to Banking, and an emphasis on customer service and community involvement.
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- Mid-Tex Mortgage, LLC
- 130 Chieftain Drive, Suite 103, Waxahachie, TX, 75165
- We have been originating mortgage loans for over 24 years here in the Dallas and Ellis County area. We pride ourselves on providing our customers with the perfect loan for their situation, good rates and personal service. We work diligently to make your lending experience a good one.
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- First Federal Bank of Wisconsin
- 1617 E Racine Ave, Waukesha, WI, 53186
- At First Federal Bank our competitive advantage is our people; how we serve our customers and support our communities. We believe in conducting business with honesty and integrity. We know that trust, along with providing individualized service and financial expertise, builds long-term relationships.
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- ICD Mortgage
- 20935 Swenson Dr, Suite 420, Waukesha, WI, 53186
- At ICD Mortgage we know that financing and refinancing your home requires exceptional service with a transparent process. That is why we built ICD Mortgage. As a division of Ixonia Bank, we will provide you with stability along-side a digital process that provides real-time updates through your borrower portal or our Industry Leading mobile app.
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- Bank of England Mortgage
- 21075 Swenson Dr, Suite 250, Waukesha, WI, 53186
- Bank of England Mortgage is a division of the Bank of England, a locally owned community bank located in England, Arkansas. We provide our clients with the expertise and services that are traditionally offered by the largest financial services institutions in the country - with the integrity of a local community bank.
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- Bellwether Funding, LLC
- 251 W Broadway, Suite 206, Waukesha, WI, 53186
- Bellwether Funding has over 85 lenders to refinance commercial loans, ranging from investment real estate to unique, special use, retail, office, & industrial properties. These companies either don’t qualify for bank financing, or have growth needs that exceed normal financing programs. During these difficult economic times
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