More Choices & Better Services Are Helping To Build Our Business-to-Business Relationships.

At DuTrac Community, we strive to provide the best services to all our members, including our business members, by offering choices.  We know that not all businesses are the same, so we offer our business members more choices and better service when it comes to their business finances. 

Relationship Business Checking:
Your account earns competitive dividends on deposited balances based on the "relationship" you have with us.  The more money you have saved with us, the more money you will earn with our tiered rate plan. (tell me more)

Member Business Checking:
Your account offers no monthly service charge when you are signed up to receive e-Statements, an electronic version of your monthly statement. (tell me more)

Business Share Account:
Is unique because it offers competitive dividends and has a low minimum deposit to open the account.   Once you open a Business Share account, you are eligible to take advantage of all other business products and services. (tell me more)

Business Loans:
From our business to yours!  You have big plans for your small business.  That's why we support small-business clients with the capital needed to make those plans a reality.  (tell me more)

Small Businesses Benefit From Multiple Accounts, One Relationship
by Darla Dernovsek

Putting all his business in one credit union gives Bryon Wolf more than convenience for his personal and small-business banking needs. It also gives him the comfort of knowing that the people at his financial institution truly understand his small business.

Wolf is the owner of Wolf Drywall in Beloit, Wis. His business was founded to provide drywall services for contractors and homeowners and recently expanded to offer new home construction. Wolf relies on First American Credit Union in Beloit for financial services, which include a mix of personal and business loans and deposit accounts.

Wolf praises Ed Hansen, vice president of lending at First American, for understanding his needs and working hard to help build Wolf's business. They meet every six months to review Wolf's status, including current needs and plans for the future. (click for full article)