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Business and Personal Finance in Wisconsin Rapids

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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.

 

  • The Money Mom: Zsa Zsa Gabor, the feminist?
    Hungarian actress Zsa Zsa Gabor, is in critical condition and has asked for her last rights. She is 93 years old and is an inspiration to many people. She was married nine times and mostly to very wealthy men. She had a long acting career, but in some ways, she was a bit of a feminist. She had outspoken views about how women should stand up for themselves financially. Below are some quotes that should put a smile on your face.
  • The Money Mom: Family and Business
    It is hard enough for you to manage your business, but add family to the mix and things can get hairy! Here are some tips to make managing a family business less scary.
  • The Money Mom: A Clean Financial House
    For most people, buying a house can be a huge financial process. First you have to save a pile of cash for the down payment and closing costs. Then you must convince a bank to lend you the rest, generally 80 percent or more of the purchase price. So your first step, even before you start the actual hunt for a property, should be to get your financial house clean.
  • The Money Mom: What do we really NEED?
    It's become a national question. With jobs and money scarce, our priorities are to protect the essentials and toss the rest. Some sacrifices hurt; others bring surprise benefits.
  • The Money Mom: Social Networks
    I just attended a seminar about social networks and how to incorporate these channels into our marketing strategies. I thought I better, as everyone posts instead of emails. My son said he just poked Grandma, and I said “WHAT?!”
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  • Put More Cash In Your Pocket
    Listen in as Janet Bodnar and Bob Frick go over our September coverstory Put More Cash in Your Pocket, and hear why your safest investing bet might not be so smart right now.