5 Benefits of Banking Local

Many financial institutions can provide financial products and services. At Frandsen, we believe our customers deserve more. Just as you shop local to support community businesses, here's why you should consider banking locally as well.

Support for Small Businesses

Local business tends to rely on community banks like ours for unwavering guidance. With shared values of supporting their local communities, our team of SBA-approved lenders will ensure your business dreams come true. We will help streamline your business with Treasury Management services.

Superior Customer Service

One of Frandsen’s core values is providing superior customer service that grows long-term relationships. Our bankers are active listeners who help determine needs and deliver customized solutions.

Local Decision-Making

As a community bank, we have first-hand knowledge of the communities and customers we serve. Banks like ours make local credit decisions based on information obtained through long-term relationships. Compared to other financial institutions confined to centralized approval guidelines, our bankers can adapt based on your needs.

“Our business model is to have a local decision-maker in each market we serve. While this is more expensive than the centralized decision model that many of our peers utilize, we feel it delivers much faster and higher quality service," says CEO Chuck Mausbach.

Premier Products and Solutions

Do you want community-driven products and solutions designed to improve your financial condition? Due to our shared ownership across four states, Frandsen delivers the products and services of a national bank with the care of a dedicated banker. Whether you need a personal or business account, investment options, or wealth management assistance, our team is here to help. You will be the center of our decision-making process.

Protecting Deposits

Are you worried about the safety of your deposits? Frandsen Bank & Trust partners with IntraFi to keep your money secure and protect deposits over the FDIC limit of $250,000.