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Business and Personal Finance in Wisconsin Rapids

Money matters. It matters even more when it's your money. At GoRAPIDS.com, we understand the importance of providing the latest breaking local, national and international financial news. We'll bring you the latest news from the top financial sources in Wisconsin Rapids and from around the world.  Investment advice, savings tips, and company profiles are just the beginning of our commitment.

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Financial Services, Banks and Credit Unions

Check out our extensive list of financial services including banks, credit unions, accounting services, credit counseling, consulting and investing.

 

 

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Bancroft State Bank
Since 1912, Bancroft State Bank is a locally-owned community bank dedicated to serving the communities where we live, work and play.
5496 County Road W, Bancroft, WI, 54921
715-335-4545

Bull's Eye Credit Union
As a member-owned, not-for-profit financial cooperative, BULL’S EYE Credit Union is committed to our members.
1930 8th St. South, Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494
715-423-2650

Member's Advantage Credit Union
Get the ADVANTAGE and start saving money today! Just complete a membership card and deposit at least $5.00 in a share savings account. It's that easy!
1610 Lincoln St., Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494
715-421-1610
Get straight talk and sound financial advice from our Money Mom, Jill Kollock. Jill is not only a wife and mother of two. She's also the President of Bancroft State Bank, and a respected financial professional. Make your money work for you. Get tips from the Money Mom.

 

  • Gorapids.com The Money Mom: Offense and Defense of debt continued
    We have already talked about mortgages and rates. But how do you get the best rate and lower costs? By keeping an eye on your credit score to maintain the highest score possible.
  • Gorapids.com The Money Mom: Offense and Defense of Debt
    When it comes to your debt in 2010, you’ll want to combine a strong offense (with a mortgage or a refinance) with an even stronger defense (rising credit card rates and fees).
  • The Money Mom: What to do with your money in 2010
    It looks like 2010 will be a great year to refinance or buy a home, a volatile year for investors, and a rough year when it comes to your taxes and credit cards. From CBS money watch, here’s how to make the smartest money moves as we begin the next decade.
  • Gorapids.com The Money Mom: Baby or Work
    For some moms and dads, relying on nannies and daycare providers seems to be the apotheosis of bad parenting. Yet others choose to leave their little jewels in the care of these monsters. Why? Because even scarier than the mass of heartless nannies across the nation are the prospects of piles of unpaid bills and no savings for emergencies.
  • GoRapids.com The Money Mom: Tough Questions
    Whats for supper? What will I get my son for Christmas? Why can’t I get the DVD player to work? Those are tough questions. But to get your business to the next level, you must ask your customers the tough questions.
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