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THE YELLOWSTONE BANK
THE YELLOWSTONE BANK
Billings, Montana
100-499 employees
Yellowstone Bank is pleased to bring a full array of highly competitive products and services to the communities we serve. Drawing on more than 100 years of banking experience, Yellowstone Bank has achieved a strong and growing presence in the financial services marketplace. Yellowstone Bank was founded by B. M. Harris in 1907 and today, after five generations, is still owned and operated by the Harris family. Bank management and staff are committed to maintaining Yellowstone Bank's exceptional level of customer service, stability and financial strength. In an era characterized by industry-wide mergers and consolidation, Yellowstone Bank is proud to remain an independent community bank with decisions made promptly by people who live in the communities they serve. Our prominence as an active commercial, agricultural and real estate lender has grown along with the success of our customers. Yellowstone Bank takes pride in contributing to the economic growth evident within our communities.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market
CLEARWATER FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
CLEARWATER FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Missoula, Montana
100-499 employees
While our name has changed, our commitment to you and to the values that have guided us for over 60 years will never change. We believe that banking should be grounded in cooperative ownership. Banking should solve problems. It should be inclusive of all walks of life. And above all, we believe banking should be a force for good in the communities we serve and in the lives of our members.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
BANK OF BRIDGER, N.A.
BANK OF BRIDGER, N.A.
Bridger, Montana
100-499 employees
Bank of Bridger is your locally owned and operated community bank. With offices in South Central Montana and Northern Wyoming, we provide service and accessibility like no other bank can. Our strength lies in our philosophy to allow local decision making at each of our branches. The best in financial services are provided through our individual branch personnel’s expertise. We strive to personalize your banking experience to meet your own requests and needs. Bank of Bridger is committed to giving you the quality banking experience you deserve. Our team of experienced lenders can provide you expertise in Farming/Ranching, Commercial, Real Estate and Consumer loans. We provide a wide array of products with competitive rates on both loans and deposits. We invite you to come and see what a difference it makes to deal with a financial institution where the decisions are made by the person you talk to – not an out of town committee. We offer all of the products of a larger bank yet we are small enough to know our customer’s name and care about each relationship. Bank of Bridger was first Chartered in August of 1915 and was then known as the First National Bank of Bridger. A few years later, in February of 1919 the Bank became The American National Bank of Bridger before organizing as Bank of Bridger on June 6, 1941. The Bridger Company acquired the Bank of Bridger in 1985 and ownership remains the same today. Over the last 20 years the bank has expanded with offices in Montana and Wyoming including: Bridger, MT., Joliet, MT., Red Lodge, MT., Harlem, MT., Butte, MT., Lovell, WY., Greybull, WY., Powell, WY., and Thermopolis, WY. If you are new to the area or simply looking for a bank that offers a more personal, quality service, then we think Bank of Bridger is for you! Stop by and check us out, we think you will agree.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market
TRAILWEST BANK
TRAILWEST BANK
Missoula, Montana
100-499 employees
TrailWest Bank is an FDIC insured, locally-owned, independent bank serving western Montana. For over three decades, we have provided the people and businesses of the Ravalli, Missoula, Mineral, and Flathead Counties with a wide range of secure and dependable financial services—all with a commitment to personal service. Over the years, we have experienced considerable growth, and continue to remain fiscally strong; meeting the ever-changing needs of the communities we serve. Today we live in an environment where many believe that bigger is better. Banks and other businesses are consolidating to streamline and achieve economies of scale. By streamlining, big banks are losing the personal touch that we feel is so important. We look at it as an opportunity to promote our relationship banking and a small town approach. TrailWest Bank has set high customer service standards. We recognize that our relationship with our banking customers is the most important element to keeping them highly satisfied. By promoting relationship banking, we differentiate our banking services from big banks by creating a high value added experience for our customers. Generally, businesses try to maximize shareholders return on investment. TrailWest Banks mission statement reflects our commitment to our communities, quality service, relationship banking, and our employees as well as the shareholders reasonable return.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
ROCKY MOUNTAIN CREDIT UNION
ROCKY MOUNTAIN CREDIT UNION
Helena, Montana
50-99 employees
We are different from other financial institutions and you can trust that RMCU is here to help you through life’s events big or small. As a member, you are an owner. RMCU is a democratic financial cooperative and that means you have a say in how your credit union is run. We are also not-for-profit which allows us to offer low loan rates and higher interest deposits. RMCU puts people first. Like all credit unions, “People Helping People” is our philosophy and we want to make our members financially successful. Join today and become part of the RMCU family.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Top Benefits
MONTANA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
MONTANA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Great Falls, Montana
50-99 employees
Montana Credit Union is a progressive and growing full-service financial institution located in beautiful Great Falls, Montana. We offer convenient and rewarding savings & checking accounts, competitive loans and many other financial services, such as a cutting edge mobile app. Membership is open to anyone living in Cascade, Chouteau or Teton counties.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
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1ST LIBERTY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
1ST LIBERTY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Great Falls, Montana
25-49 employees
1st liberty fcu is a banking company based out of United States.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
INTREPID CREDIT UNION
INTREPID CREDIT UNION
Helena, Montana
50-99 employees
Since 1936, Intrepid Credit Union has taken pride in offering its members a complete range of financial products and services that provide convenience and money-saving opportunities. We serve our members at four full-service branches. Additionally, we offer our members the latest in technology as well as a full menu of financial products, including: • all types of loans (including mortgage) • 24-hour account information by phone or internet • bill pay • checking • savings accounts for all ages • IRAs • Share Certificates • a low-interest credit card • and much more!
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
SKY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
SKY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Livingston, Montana
25-49 employees
Sky Federal Credit Union was chartered in December of 1935 as the Northern Pacific Railroad Employees Federal Credit Union. As one of the oldest credit unions in Montana, we have experienced significant growth through the years, offering members an ever-evolving platform of services and savings to help them in even the roughest economic climate. As a democratically owned and controlled institution, we base our services on a “people helping people” principle. Sky Federal Credit Union is a full-service community chartered, not-for-profit financial cooperative. Our charter allows us to serve anyone who lives, works or worships in Montana’s Park, Gallatin or Sweet Grass counties. We have three convenient locations in Livingston, Bozeman and Belgrade. In 2017 we are opening a new branch in Big Timber!
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
SUMMIT NATIONAL BANK
SUMMIT NATIONAL BANK
Laurel, Montana
25-49 employees
Oversaw all aspects of human resources department including payroll, employee orientation, terminations, reviews, benefits, employee relations, employee development, organizational development, health and safety, workers compensation, compliance, employment law and employee files.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
ALTANA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
ALTANA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Billings, Montana
All Size Average employees
It's hard to believe it’s been nearly 70 years since 9 Montana refinery workers pooled their money in a cash box located in an empty box car. It's equally as hard to imagine they could have envisioned the impact they would have on the lives of so many people. The first loan given was used to purchase a sewing machine. The rest, as they say, is history. Thanks to their leap of faith so many years ago, we're here today. Altana Federal Credit Union – Laurel Federal Credit Union, at the time – has grown to support people and families who live, work and worship in seven counties in Montana. Today, we help people build their dream home, purchase their first vehicle, and save for college or retirement. What hasn’t changed over the last 60 years is the cooperative spirit that was the cornerstone of that first meeting. Their vision and philosophy - a desire to promote thrift and savings in an effort to improve the financial lives of members and their families - is alive and well. We believe the growth and well-being of our communities will continue to remain bright as long as people continue to hold sacred this spirit of cooperation. Federally insured by NCUA.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
VALLEY FINANCIAL CREDIT UNION
VALLEY FINANCIAL CREDIT UNION
Billings, Montana
All Size Average employees
Since 1949, Valley Credit Union has proudly served citizens within the Big Sky Country, which now includes 11 counties across Montana and Wyoming. From the beginning, we were founded on the promise to provide accommodating, personalized service, as well as top-notch financial services to our members. Those founding principles are the same driving force that still directs our mission today. Above all else, our primary motivation is always you. As a not-for-profit organization, we truly operate for the well being of our members. Unlike customers who just use the services of a financial institution, credit union members become part owners. And any profit generated is automatically put back into Valley Federal Credit Union to pay dividends, build reserves, and pay operating expenses. In that way, being a part of a credit union is really more like being a part of a close-knit family — one that functions for the betterment of all parties involved. If you are already a member of the Valley family, we'd like to thank you for your commitment to us. If you're not, we'd like to invite you to join a credit union that revolves around its members.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive