Commercial Banking (Service Type: Payment Account Services)

Liberty Trust & Savings Bank has been serving the Tri-County area of Cedar, Scott and Muscatine counties for more than 100 years. We have a long history of dedicated service to our customers in Durant, Bennett, New Liberty, Tipton and the surrounding area. Throughout the long history, Liberty Trust & Savings Bank can attribute its success to a strong customer base, dedicated employees and loyal shareholders.

In 1991, Wintrust’s current CEO and one of the company’s founders, Ed Wehmer, set up shop in a northern Chicago suburb with a simple idea: to provide an alternative to the big banks. Now, more than twenty-five years and 150 locations later, they’ve stayed true to that original mission. Libertyville Bank & Trust is a local Wintrust Community Bank.

The Libertyville Savings Bank is a banking company based out of 403 West Elm, Eldon, Iowa, United States. Libertyville Savings Bank was established in 1901 in the small village of Libertyville, Iowa. Since then bank has continued to grow and now has office locations in several small communities in southeast Iowa including Libertyville, Fairfield, Eldon, Keosauqua, Keota and Douds.

LifeStore Bank offers a full menu of financial services including banking and insurance. Bank’s locally owned and based in the mountains of North Carolina. LifeStore is recognized as a strong community partner, receiving the Governor’s Award for Volunteerism in 2016. LifeStore Bank also offers: banking, loans, investments, mortgages and deposits.

Limestone Bank, Inc. is based in Louisville, Kentucky, Limestone Bank provides commercial, equine, agricultural and personal banking solutions for individuals in urban and rural areas. With more than 110 years of building relationships across the Commonwealth, Limestone Bank strives to serve as the bedrock for its customers’ financial futures while investing in the communities to help them thrive.

Located in the beautiful rolling hills of historic Morris County, Lincoln 1st Bank dates back to 1923 when a group of local civic minded business people established Lincoln Park Building and Loan Association to serve the financial needs of the local community. Lincoln 1st Bank still retains the home town flavor and takes pride that the vast majority of its customers are from the local communities of Lincoln Park, Montville, Pequannock and Wayne.

Lincoln Federal Savings Bank was formed in 1906 and is organized as a mutual holding company. This means that the Bank is essentially owned by the depositors of the Bank meaning there are no outside shareholders. This structure allows the Bank to offer highly competitive rates to customers on both loans and deposits as profits are not distributed to shareholders. It also provides the Bank with the opportunity to develop land to increase the growth of housing within the community.

The Lincoln National Bank is a community and full service bank that offers a variety of checking, savings and loan products and other services. Roots run deep for The Lincoln National Bank. In 1889 two banks opened in Hodgenville: The LaRue County Deposit Bank and the Hubbard and Muir Bank which merged into the LaRue County Deposit Bank. On July 2, 1930 bank was reopened as Lincoln National Bank.

Since 1902, expertise has made Lincoln Savings Bank the bank of choice for thousands throughout the Midwest and beyond. Lincoln Savings Bank offers the convenience of mobile banking and mobile bill pay, the innovative technology of a personal financial management system, and the drive to ensure they are given the best care in all facets of their finances- all while providing the personal touch that can only be provided by a community bank

In 1903 four brothers chartered Lincoln State Bank in Glenburn, ND. In 1935, upon request by several Hankinson, ND merchants, the Healy family moved the charter to Hankinson. The bank continued to serve Glenburn for a number of years through the operation of a paying and receiving station. In 1956 Lincoln State Bank opened an office in Wyndmere, ND to provide financial services to a community that had been without a bank for several years.