It's as simple as 1, 2, 3. We offer the perfect checking and saving accounts to fit your needs. Each tailored to different lifestyles with the latest digital features and security protections. Our checking accounts come with a free debit card!
Leasing through GreenLeaf Bank comes with real advantages including: 100% financing with no down payment required, variable payment for seasonal customers and tax benefits.
Competitive rates, quick response time, and quality personalized service are all a part of what we do. Whether you're going from renter to first-time home buyer, refinancing to save money, buying your dream home, or remodeling…we've got the perfect home loan for you.
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Our business lenders are experienced and ready to fulfill your business goals. We offer competitive rates, quick response time, and quality personalized service. That’s because we’re a community bank and we’re focused on the success of your business.
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Greenleaf WI, May 24, 2021 – GreenLeaf Bank has officially funded 147 Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loans, totaling over $4.5 million to assist local businesses. The PPP program provides forgivable Small Business Administration (SBA) loans to businesses adversely affected by the covid19 pandemic meeting specific guidelines.
"Our existing partnership with the SBA provided us the ability to quickly make significant contributions to the local business community at a time of great need,” says GreenLeaf Bank President/CEO David Krutz. "Bank staff put forth an amazing effort to make these loans happen. So, it’s extra gratifying to see the positive impact on local businesses and their employees.”
On May 4th, the Small Business Administration announced Paycheck Protection Program funding had been exhausted and the application portal is no longer accepting new requests.
