- Fox Valley Savings Bank
- 51 East First Street, Fond Du Lac, WI, 54935
- FVSBank began business in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin in 1934 and subsequently expanded to serve the Oshkosh and Waupun areas. Our goal was to provide a safe place for people to deposit their money, and a trusted source for loans. Today, our financial strength allows us to provide the same services as the big box banks – locally – to individuals.
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- The Security State Bank
- 700 S. Main, Winters, TX, 79567
- The Security State Bank was founded in 1917 by a group of local residents and businessmen. The bank operated in Wingate, Texas while establishing close relationships with many area residents over the years. In September 1958 The Security State Bank was authorized as a Texas Banking Corporation by the Texas Department of Banking.
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- Tri-Lakes Federal Credit Union
- 197 Broadway, Saranac Lake, NY, 12983
- Our Mission is to Consistently deliver prompt, courteous service to our members, achieve superior, long-term overall value for our members and create an environment that promotes and rewards the development and positive contribution of our employees. The credit union’s mission shall be accomplished by keeping in mind a set of core values.
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- The Waggoner National Bank of Vernon
- 1818 Texas Street, Vernon, TX, 76384
- At the time the Waggoner National Bank received its charter as a national bank this country was at war with Spain. The Famous Oklahoma land rush was on the calendar for that year. With a population estimated at 2, 800 Vernon had two cotton gins with the capacity to process 80 bales of cotton a day.
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- Kennebunk Savings
- 2 School Street, Berwick, ME, 03901
- At Kennebunk Savings, we believe that the better we get to know you, the more useful we can be. That’s why we encourage all our customers to bring us their questions, no matter how big, small, or unique. When we know what your goals are and what financial challenges you may face, we can help you.
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- Meritrust Credit Union
- 151 N Main Street, Wichita, KS, 67202
- It's not just a job. It's a family work environment putting you first. Team Meritrust is making our world a better place for our members and communities, one exceptional service experience at a time.
With a mission of improving the lives of members and the communities we serve.
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- Southwest National Bank
- 400 E Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS, 67202
- Southwest National Bank’s original bank charter was granted to L. S. Naftzger on March 15, 1915 to do business as Southwest State Bank. After eight years of operation, Southwest State Bank received authority to expand its operation as a national bank and remains today as one of only three banks in Wichita to survive the Great Depression of 1929.
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- Farmers and Merchants Saving Bank
- 101 E Main St, Manchester, IA, 52057
- F&M Bank was established in 1925 in Manchester, Iowa. F&M Bank continues to be a locally owned and operated financial institution. In 1994, F&M Bank expanded into the Cedar Rapids metro market area and in 2004, established an office in Anamosa. In 2010, F&M became an interstate bank with the addition of the Vadnais Heights.
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- Kanza Bank
- PO Box 781870, Wichita, KS, 67278
- KANZA Bank is a family-owned community bank founded in 1905 by Kansas farmers, ranchers and businessmen. Now in its second century of serving customers, KANZA Bank has locations in Kingman, Anthony, Wichita and Hutchinson.
Today, KANZA Bank is led by a fifth generation of Boyers, John E. Boyer IV, Chairman; and Clark E. Boyer, CEO/President
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- Planet Cheapskate Home Loans
- 1029 W Douglas Suite #202, Wichita, KS, 67213
- My passion is educating & guiding families through the home loan process. I am driven to find the best financing opportunity for every home buyer. I do this by making banks compete to give us their very best offer. Growing up in Peck KS the old-school values of hard work and honesty were instilled in me from a very young age. I use these same princ
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- The Farmers State Bank
- 209 Montana Avenue, Holton, KS, 66436
- The Farmers State Bank of Circleville was chartered October 27, 1900 with $5,000.00 capital. By 1916 the total assets had increased to over $100,000.00. The bank survived a robbery in 1923, the Circleville fire in 1931, and The Depression and resulting bank failures. It was a matter of pride to have been the first bank
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