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Loomis, NE's First State Bank branch at 211 Commercial St offers local banking services.
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First State Bank's Loomis branch at 211 Commercial St serves the local community with in-person banking. This standalone location in Loomis, NE is easily accessible for residents. While specific hours are not published online, you can contact the branch directly to confirm availability.
At this Loomis location, you can access personal and business banking services, including account opening, deposits, withdrawals, and financial consultations. The team at the Loomis, NE branch is ready to help with your banking needs.
For Loomis residents looking for local banking, this First State Bank branch provides convenient access. Remember to bring your ID and relevant documents when visiting. The branch is committed to serving the Loomis community with personalized attention.
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Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance
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First State Bank offers 12 services including Personal checking accounts, Savings accounts, Mortgage loans (home purchase and refinance), Agricultural loans, Business banking and commercial services, and 7 more.
First State Bank has profile signals associated with Rural Nebraska farmers and agricultural business owners needing listed lending, Small-town residents prioritizing personal relationships and local decision-making, Customers seeking traditional community banking with stable, accessible leadership, Individuals valuing multi-generational family-owned bank stewardship.
Key strengths: FDIC-insured deposits backed by full faith and credit of the U.S. Government; Access to 55,000 ATMs with listed network fee context worldwide through Allpoint Network; Four branch locations across Nebraska communities (Loomis, Alma, Bertrand, Axtell). Areas to consider: Limited geographic footprint restricted to rural Nebraska areas only; Small community bank structure may lack rate claims to verify compared to national banks.
In the Banks category, comparable providers include American Exchange Bank, Bank of the Valley, Banner Capital Bank. Each company has different strengths, so compare services, pricing, and consumer complaint records before deciding what to do next.
CreditDoc Profile Note
First State Bank is profile signals for rural Nebraska customers and agricultural businesses seeking traditional community banking with personal relationships and local ownership. The main caveat is geographic limitation—the four-branch footprint is restricted to rural Nebraska, making this unsuitable for customers outside these areas or those needing national reach and modern fintech capabilities.
American Exchange Bank is a community bank based in Nebraska serving the Elmwood and Eagle areas since 1889, offering traditional banking services including checking, savings, and online banking.
Profile signals: Residents of Elmwood or Eagle, Nebraska seeking local banking relationships, Customers who prefer community banks over national institutions
Community bank serving Nebraska with personal, agricultural, and business banking across 7 locations. Offers checking, savings, loans, and digital banking services.
Profile signals: Small business owners and farmers in Nebraska seeking relationship banking, Local residents in Bellwood, David City, Platte Center, Columbus, Humphrey, and Schuyler seeking community banking
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Profile signals: Local banking with personal service, Review this provider profile and compare source-linked details before choosing what to do next.
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