Commercial Banks

There are two things one can count on from Town & Country Bank: 1) A complete package of financial services that meets one's needs. 2) Expert customer service that will make banking an enjoyable experience. Its well-trained staff takes great pride in serving the customers in a way that exceeds all expectations.

Town & Country Bank Midwest's well-trained staff takes great pride in serving the customers in a way that exceeds all expectations. One will find its approach a refreshing change of pace. Town & Country Bank Midwest will always be large enough to serve its customers, yet small enough to care.

Town & Country Bank has been serving the central Nebraska region since 1905. Initially chartered as The State Bank of Poole, the Bank moved its main headquarters to Ravenna, Nebraska in 1932. It currently has offices in the communities of Ravenna, Pleasanton, Kearney and Litchfield. Town & Country Bank is locally owned and managed. It pride itself in serving customers through exceptional personal service. The bank also strives to offer the latest in technological advancements.

Town & Country Bank is a locally owned bank dedicated to providing financial solutions. The staff believes that offering smart, friendly, solutions will build lasting relationships, and this is what community banking is all about. Since Town & Country first opened its doors, it has grown to be one of the largest community banks in South Central Missouri, serving eight Missouri communities with ten branches.

Headquartered at the state’s capital in Springfield, Town and Country Financial Corporation serves as the financial holding company for Town and Country Bank, Peoples Prosperity Bank in Quincy and the Bank’s mortgage subsidiary, Town & Country Banc Mortgage Services, Inc. Its mission is to empower the financial well-being of the communities, one person at a time. With 11 branches and one Loan Production Office, it specializes in helping businesses succeed. Yje bankers are the best of the best and offer a comprehensive suite of innovative products and modernized services.

Town Bank, a Wintrust Community Bank, has 19 locations. It provides a wide array of commercial and private banking services. Since its inception in 1998, the bank has grown to more than $1.5 billion in assets. Town Bank is a true community bank; it is locally operated and decisions regarding rates, products and loan approvals are made on-site. Deposits of the bank are reinvested into the community.

Town Center Bank is customers partner in commercial and industrial lending, residential mortgages of all sizes, and home equity products. It also provides a wide range of savings, checking and CD options to suit one's particular banking needs. Its technology products enable customers to make deposits remotely through smartphones, to bank online, transfer funds, pay bills online and monitor accounts 24/7. Customers can set up account alerts, generate custom reports and schedule automatic or recurring payments.

Under the agreement, City National Bank acquired Town Square Bank. City National Bank has been delivering innovative, superior financial solutions for 60 years, proudly serving consumers and businesses in more than 90 locations across West Virginia, Kentucky, Virginia and Ohio. City is a strong, full-service bank with a variety of checking and savings products, competitive mortgages, home equity lines of credit, low-rate loans and wealth management services. City’s business banking services meet the needs of commercial customers both large and small, with free business checking, a variety of commercial lending options and cash management services.

TowneBank provides services with 42 banking offices spanning from Charlotte to the Outer Banks in North Carolina and from Hampton Roads to Richmond in Virginia; it is one of the largest banks headquartered in Virginia. TowneBank offers a competitive array of business and personal financial services, delivered with only the highest ethical standards. Towne also offers a full range of financial services through its controlled divisions and subsidiaries.

Traditional Bank's story begins in 1902 when two banks were formed in Mt. Sterling, Kentucky. In 1988 they merged, and that new bank would ultimately become known as Traditional Bank. The staff has always believed that people make the difference and that great service is what sets Traditional Bank apart. Today the bank couplea those principles with a broader geographic reach, best in class commercial bankers and customer-focused technology so it can remain competitive while still giving the customers personal banking experience they deserve.