Wrenfield Community Bank (sample) has kept the savings of Springfield since 1921. It is owned in the county and run from Main Street.
In 1921 the workers at the wool mill put a few cents a week into a savings club kept in a ledger at the mill gate (sample). The club became a bank, and the ledger became the passbook our customers still carry.
1921
Forty members and one ledger, kept by the mill’s bookkeeper (sample).
1958
The bank moves into the stone building opposite the library, where it still is.
1987
A second branch by the footbridge for the new houses across the river.
2006
Customers can check balances and pay bills from home; passbooks carry on at the counter.
2019
A third branch with a business desk and a drive-up lane.
Your application goes to a lender at your branch, not to a scoring centre in another state. They meet you, look at the whole picture and explain the decision in plain words.
Every loan is subject to an application and our lending checks. If a loan is secured on your home, your home may be at risk if you do not keep up the repayments.
The board is elected at the annual meeting each spring; every shareholder has a vote (sample).
Chair of the board (sample)
Chief executive (sample)
Head of lending (sample)
Manager, Main Street (sample)
Manager, Riverside (sample)
Manager, Oak Hill (sample)
No appointment needed for the counter. For accounts and loans, book a time and the right person will be there.