- 1st Kansas Credit Union
- 400 S Kansas Avenue, Suite B, Topeka, KS, 66603
Discover everything your credit union & financial institution can be at 1st Kansas Credit Union. As the oldest credit union in Kansas, our closed membership institution offers a wide range of accounts, loans, & financial services to Federal, State, City & County employees and their dependents in the states of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri.
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- Topeka Police Credit Union
- 320 South Kansas Avenue, Suite 100, Topeka, KS, 66603
The Topeka Police Credit Union was chartered February 12, 1952 by a small number of police officers who wanted to start a credit union to help police officers and their immediate families. The credit union opened its doors April 13, 1952.
The mission of the Topeka Police Credit Union is to provide quality service.
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- Great Plains Funding
- 534 S. Kansas Avenue, Suite 825, Topeka, KS, 66603
Great Plains Funding, LLC was established for the sole purpose of providing “private money loans” to its real estate investor clientele. Great Plains Funding, LLC does not provide funding to any owner-occupied properties and limits its services to commercial loans for the acquisition and renovation of existing properties.
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- Kaw Valley Bank
- 1110 North Kansas Avenue, Topeka, KS, 66608
Kaw Valley Bank has been a part of Topeka for over 150 years, with its roots starting in Oakland & eventually growing in North Topeka & later city wide. The banks original name was Oakland State Bank. In 1920s Glenn Swogger Sr. & his father J.S. Swogger purchased Oakland State Bank where it was a storefront bank with a family living headquarters.
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- Kansas Blue Cross Blue Shield Credit Union
- 1010 SW Tyler Street, Topeka, KS, 66612
In the early 1950’s, an employee of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas named Francis Woods kept a small metal cash box in his desk drawer. If a coworker or friend was running short, Francis would loan them enough cash to get by until the next payday. From these simple roots, came the organization
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- Central National Bank
- 800 SE Quincy St, Topeka, KS, 66612
Our Mission is Every individual in Central National Bank is entrusted with the responsibility of providing superior financial products and services that result in making our customers, the communities we serve, and our company successful. At Central National Bank we find our employees engaged in the communities they live in.
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- United Minnesota Bank
- 105 Central Avenue, New London, MN, 56273
United Minnesota Bank is a locally owned, independent community bank that offers the same wealth of products and services as larger banks, yet provides high-quality customer service. Since our inception in 1890 as the State Bank of New London, we have served the banking needs of many families and local businesses. We have partnered with them to fos
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- Magnifi Financial
- 20 S 4th Avenue E, Melrose, MN, 56352
Magnifi Financial is a member-owned financial services cooperative headquartered in Melrose, Minnesota. Magnifi offers a full array of financial products and services including consumer checking, savings, loans, mortgages, credit cards, internet and mobile banking, retirement and financial planning services as well as business accounts and loans.
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- First State Bank of Bigfork
- 400 Main Avenue, Bigfork, MN, 56628
The First State Bank of Bigfork dates back to 1912 when a group of investors consisting of F.P. Sheldon who served as President, S. J. Moran who served as Vice President, A.E. Peterson, Cashier and A. Wedge, Jr. established the business in its original location on the south end of Main Street.
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- Gulf Mortgage Group, LLC
- 38034 Post Office Road, Suite A, Prairieville, LA, 70769
Gulf Mortgage Group, LLC, our mission is to set a high standard in the mortgage industry. We are committed to quality customer service - putting the people we serve first. Our goal is to carefully guide you through the home loan process, so that you can confidently select the best mortgage for you
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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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