- Member First Mortgage, LLC
- 616 44th St SE, Grand Rapids, MI, 49548
- Built on the credit union philosophy of "People Helping People", MFM serves the home financing needs of credit union members as well as non-members. Founded September 11, 2001, Member First Mortgage has grown to become one of the largest Credit Union Service Organizations (CUSO) in the nation.
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- The Port Austin State Bank
- 62 East State Street, Port Austin, MI, 48467
- The original Port Austin Bank building was built in 1884 by Richard Winsor and his associate, Horace G. Snover, to house their successful banking, law and insurance firm of Winsor & Snover. Both men were important factors in the political affairs of that period. Mr. Snover served as a probate judge and also as U.S. Representative.
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- West Michigan Community Bank
- 5367 School Avenue, Hudsonville, MI, 49426
- West Michigan Community Bank got its start in 1976 when a group of leading Hudsonville citizens joined forces to establish a bank focused on the needs of local businesses and individuals. Local decision-making was a key driver behind the launch, and it received strong support from residents and business owners alike.
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- Northern Interstate Bank, National Association
- 501 W. US Highway 2, Norway, MI, 49870
- Northern Interstate Bank, N.A. is focused on making local decisions with the best interest of our communities and customers in mind.
Northern Interstate Bank, N.A. has 8 branch offices and 13 ATM locations to conveniently satisfy your banking needs. Below is the contact information and hours of operation for each office.
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- Portland Federal Credit Union
- 9077 Charlotte Hwy., Portland, MI, 48875
- PFCU is a credit union located in West/Central Michigan dedicated to improving our members’ lives.With assets of over $690 million, more than 52, 000 members and 12 branches, PFCU provides every type of financial service our members require. From loans to credit cards to business banking solutions, members trust PFCU to provide financial service.
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- Northstar Bank
- 1100 East Caro Road, Caro, MI, 48723
- Northstar Bank is a locally owned and operated bank and proud to be a top-producing lender by Independent Banker®! Let Northstar Bank, one of the most responsive, relationship-based banks in Michigan, partner with you. Our commitment to superior service and local decision making will ensure an excellent banking venture for you.
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- Union Bank
- 933 Fourth Ave, Lake Odessa, MI, 48849
- Union Bank is a truly local, right-sized, and proudly independent bank with roots deep in West and Central Michigan's soil. For nearly a century we've worked alongside truly local and proudly independent West and Central Michigan businesses, the people who own them, and the people who work at them.
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- Macatawa Bank
- 10753 Macatawa Drive, Holland, MI, 49424
- We are committed to the communities in which we live and work. In addition to the Bank participating in hundreds of community events our employees volunteer thousands of hours of service to make a difference in their communities during the year. We are committed to helping our customers grow and prosper financially.
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- Metro Mortgage Group
- 405 E. Main Street, Owosso, MI, 48867
- We are a small company that takes pride in having a vested personal interest in your financial success.
We are a lender, not a broker, so we have a vested interest in your success. To us, an educated buyer is a good buyer.
While we maintain a small size, we have strategic partners that allow us to offer all the products the biggest player
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- Iron Mountain-Kingsford Community Federal Credit Union
- 400 South Carpenter Avenue, Kingsford, MI, 49802
- The Iron-Mountain Kingsford Community Federal Credit Union has been serving the Iron Mountain-Kingsford area for over 70 years. We are member-owned and a not-for-profit financial institution located in Kingsford, MI.
We started in 1948 as the Ford Iron Mountain Employees Federal Credit Union
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- Mayville State Bank
- 37 E. Ohmer Rd., Mayville, MI, 48744
- Mayville State Bank has seen quite a bit of history since opening its doors: two great wars, the Great Depression and President Roosevelt’s famous four-day bank holiday (during which Mayville State Bank remained open), political and social turmoil and on through to the age of technology we live in today.
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