Commercial Banking (Service Type: Payment Account Services)

First National Bank of Evant offers the services of a modern financial institution while maintaining the integrity of a community bank where decisions are made locally. The Bank’s mission is to meet the needs of the market it serves by providing community leadership and quality financial services. Its financial services include competitive loan and deposit rates, free Visa ATM/Debit Cards, telephone banking, internet banking, merchant services, safe deposit boxes and ATM service in each of the three areas.

Heartland Bank (NE) purchased First National Bank of Fairbury and Jefferson County Bank. Heartland Bank is a family-owned, community bank serving the financial needs of Central Nebraska for over a century. It specializes in Personal, Business and Agricultural Banking. The bank's vision is to be a growing organization providing leadership that improves the lives of customers, associates and communities.

Founded more than 140 years ago, The First National Bank of Fort Smith is the oldest national bank in the state of Arkansas. Its mission is to be the leading financial service provider in Western Arkansas, Northwest Arkansas, and Eastern Oklahoma by providing exceptional customer services, and offering financial products and expertise that will meet the needs of its customers. The Bank offers a wide variety of personal services. It also offers a wide variety of commercial services to help the business thrive and prosper.

First National Bank of Gilmer was organized in 1900 when its organizers bought out a private bank which was the first bank in Gilmer and had been in Gilmer about 5 years. Today, the staff of The Bank sincerely believes in the communities it serves, its neighbors and friends. They are happy to support the local communities in many ways.

The First National Bank of Granbury is a locally owned community bank with its focus on serving the community. While adapting and staying up to date with modern day technologies has helped First National Bank persevere through the years, its real secret to success has been the strong integrity and honesty in the banking relationships, and continued service to Hood, Johnson, and surrounding areas.

Since 1902, First National Bank has been building and believing in relationships with one goal in mind -- bringing customers the best community banking has to offer. First National Bank remains at the forefront, bringing innovative and real solutions in the professional, customer-focused environment. It is as strong, stable and rock solid as it has ever been, committed to bringing customers the best products and services.

The First National Bank of Groton is a commercial bank firm based in Groton, United States. The First National Bank of Groton provides multi-family office Bank Account services for high-net-worth families, foundations and endowments, and institutions.

The oldest locally-owned bank in Geneva County, First National Bank of Hartford has built its business on personal service since 1905. Since then the bank has built its business on personal relationships and on helping local business grow. First National’s business customers can enjoy the products and technology of a large national bank, but with fast, local decisions and personal service.

As of December 30, 2019, First National Bank became “Forte Bank.” Forte Bank is an independent community bank. The bank offers solutions for both personal and business customers, including deposit products, a full-range of mortgage loans, business loans and lines of credit, and investment services. It also works with home buying grant programs that many banks don’t. It has full-service locations in Hartford, Slinger and Richfield, and meets the needs of customers throughout Washington County, and in Dodge, Ozaukee and Waukesha counties.

The First National Bank of Henning is a commercial bank firm based in Ottertail, United States. The First National Bank of Henning provides multi-family office Bank Account services for high-net-worth families, foundations and endowments, and institutions.