- Maternity BVM CU
- 299 East Marsile Street, Bourbonnais, IL, 60914
- In March 1957, James M. Burns opened Maternity BVM Credit Union in the basement of the church rectory. The Credit Union was only open after the Masses on Sunday.
In December 1973, the Credit Union moved to 299 E. Marsile Street, where it remains at this time. The Credit Union bought the original Senesac Home built in 1900
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- Elite Community Credit Union
- 515 S Main Street, Bourbonnais, IL, 60914
- Elite Community Credit Union, formerly Envision Credit Union, has been in business since 1957. Throughout the years, we have remained financially stable. We provide competitive share and loan rates, free online banking and mobile banking, along with a variety of other services such as, checking accounts
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- CommonWealth Credit Union
- 563 William Latham Drive, Bourbonnais, IL, 60914
- It grew to become CommonWealth Credit Union, a multi-site, full-service financial cooperative that is now community chartered to serve anyone who lives or works in Kankakee, Ford, Iroquois, Livingston, Kendall, Grundy, or Will Counties. CommonWealth Credit Union is the largest credit union in Kankakee County.
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- Municipal Bank
- 720 Main St. NW, Bourbonnais, IL, 60914
- Municipal Bank, we have three convenient locations in Bourbonnais, Momence and Manteno, IL, to serve you since 1971. We are a locally owned bank offering a full line of banking services. At Municipal Bank, we provide personal service to our residential and businesses. Municipal Bank is FDIC insured and an equal housing lender.
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- Mason City National Bank
- 104 W Pine St., Mason City, IL, 62664
- We are very proud to be a part of this great community! We are dedicated to providing our customers with the very best of personalized service by offering a wide array of financial products that can be tailored to fit your needs. As our track record shows, we have always felt the people of our community are the best investment we can make.
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- Advance Financial Federal Credit Union
- 31 W US Highway 30, Schererville, IN, 46375
- Established in 1937 by 8 steelworkers, Advance Financial was started and guided by the credit union philosophy and principle of “People Helping People.” Continuing in that tradition today, Advance Financial is committed to providing the utmost quality in member service and exceeding expectations.
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- Adventas Inc
- 2436 US Highway 41, Schererville, IN, 46375
- Adventas Mortgage, in Schererville, IN, is the area’s leading mortgage specialist serving Jasper, Lake, Porter and the surrounding counties since 2000. We specialize in mortgage purchases and refinancing, home, auto and life insurance, and more. For all your mortgage needs, contact Adventas Mortgage in Schererville.
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- First Community Bank and Trust
- 1111 Dixie Highway, Beecher, IL, 60401
- First Community Bank and Trust is a privately owned bank. Established in 1916 First Community Bank and Trust has been serving Beecher, IL, Peotone, IL and the surrounding communities for over 100 years. Our commitment to providing the best banking products and services is matched only by our outstanding customer service.
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- NCEFCU
- 100 East Phoenix Avenue, Normal, IL, 61761
- Our mission is to provide a sound financial foundation for our member-owners by providing the best products and caring professionalism to meet their needs now and in the future and we offers a wide variety of loans. You made need a personal loan for car repairs, to pay taxes, medical expenses or take a vacation.
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- Illinois State Credit Union
- 1309 S. Center Street, Normal, IL, 61761
- Illinois State Credit Union was founded in 1960 to serve employees of Illinois State University. We now serve more than 12, 000 of your closest friends and neighbors who live or work in McLean, Logan, DeWitt, Livingston, Stephenson, Winnebago, or LaSalle County. We are federally insured.
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- Pony Express Bank
- 213 Main St, Braymer, MO, 64624
- Pony Express Bank operates in two eras. Our banking accounts, products, and online services are cutting edge. But when it comes to customer service, we tend to be old-fashioned. We deal with our customers individually, treating people like people, not numbers. Our customers are our neighbors, after all.
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