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WOOD & HUSTON BANCORPORATION
WOOD & HUSTON BANCORPORATION
Marshall, Missouri
100-499 employees
Personal service is a legacy that has been passed from generation to generation in the communities Wood & Huston Bank serves. As a community member, we serve in civic leadership and philanthropic capacities. As an independent, full-service community bank, we provide financial services and banking expertise in a manner consistent with the changing needs and demands of our local customers. Over 140 years after our founding, times are still changing and technology is driving many new products and banking channels. Today, we offer sophisticated financial and banking services in the bank, at the drive-thru, through ATMs and video tellers, electronic banking and mobile devices; however you want it, 24-hours a day. What sets us apart, we still deliver our products and services with the flexibility and personal attention, to you.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
RIVER REGION CREDIT UNION
RIVER REGION CREDIT UNION
Jefferson City, Missouri
100-499 employees
A member-owned, financial cooperative that provides financial assistance and education. Visit us at one of our five locations or online www.rrcu.org.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Top Benefits
CALLAWAY SECURITY BANKS, INC.
CALLAWAY SECURITY BANKS, INC.
Fulton, Missouri
100-499 employees
With You For The Moments That Matter Life is filled with special moments. They can be really big like starting a business or buying a home. They can be small like dinner with friends or treating your team to lunch for a great quarter. They can even start small like a savings account for rainy days that grows to be a retirement plan for your company. Regardless of their size, The Callaway Bank is here to help you with those moments that matter.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
MISSOURI CREDIT UNION
MISSOURI CREDIT UNION
Columbia, Missouri
50-99 employees
We are not a bank. We are member–based. When you work for your members, you deliver a completely different experience. At Missouri Credit Union, "our"​ members matter and we're committed to seeing them and their money do more.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Top Benefits
MA BANK
MA BANK
Macon, Missouri
50-99 employees
MA Bank has a long and interesting history. The bank opened its doors for business in 1893 after the founder, Jett Dearing, rode on horseback to sell stock to local businessmen and farmers. MA Bank has always been locally owned and takes great pride in serving the needs of our community. We have never forgotten that it was local people that gave us our start. As a full-service bank, we offer several types of loans that are locally serviced, a full range of deposit accounts, financial and investment services, and we offer the latest in banking technology through our online banking and mobile app. Customer service and support is a high priority for our bank. We want our customers to have a positive experience each time they interact with MA Bank. Our company’s mission is to provide exceptional service to our customers and community, while maintaining an enjoyable work environment for our employees. The bank has two branch locations in Macon and Monroe City with plans to continue to grow within our region.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
UNITED SECURITY BANK
UNITED SECURITY BANK
Auxvasse, Missouri
1-24 employees
Headquartered in Fresno, California, United Security Bancshares (NASDAQ:UBFO) was formed in 2001 as a bank holding company to provide commercial banking services through its wholly owned subsidiary, United Security Bank. Founded in 1987, United Security Bank, a state-chartered community bank, ended its first full year of operations with one branch, $24 million in assets, $18 million in deposits, and $15 million in loans. After more than thirty years, four mergers and four branch acquisitions, United Security Bank operates twelve branches in Fresno, Madera, Kern, and Santa Clara counties and employs over 130 people. Today, with more than $1 billion in assets, United Security Bancshares continues to seek growth in its market area while enhancing the financial services offered to its customers, and value to its shareholders. The business strategy of United Security Bancshares focuses on increasing market share in its local communities, and expansion into new markets where sound business opportunities are present. Guided by a local Board of Directors and an experienced management team, United Security Bancshares generates shareholder value through a strong capital base supporting its business model of growth and expansion within its market area and beyond.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard