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Town & Country CU Opens New Branch

5/2/2024

 
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​This credit union is celebrating their fourth Minot location and twelfth overall in North Dakota with their new Trinity Health Hospital location.
(Minot, N.D.) Town & Country Credit Union has opened a new location inside the atrium of the Trinity Health Hospital, located at 2305 37th Ave SW in Minot. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to celebrate the opening and featured a $50,000 check presentation to the Trinity Health Foundation. The donation will help fund the creation of a trio of sensory rooms in Trinity Health's Outpatient Pediatric Therapy Clinic. 
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"We understand that financial well-being is vital to overall health, and that's why we're thrilled to introduce our newest full-service location here at Trinity Health Hospital," said Stefanie Rupert, interim President/CEO of Town & Country Credit Union. "By providing convenient access to personalized financial services, we can help remove barriers and make the journey to optimal health as stress-free as possible for the providers, staff and patients alike."

Trinity Health Hospital is Town & Country's fourth location in Minot and the twelfth overall in North Dakota. The branch is open Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and features an experienced team ready to assist members with deposits, withdrawals, transfers, cash advances, and loan payments. Members can also open new Certificates of Deposit (CDs) and savings, money market, and checking accounts. Additionally, the credit union offers financial counseling and the option to schedule appointments to discuss loan options, ensuring members have access to comprehensive financial support. 

Town & Country Credit Union has been positively impacting the communities they serve for 85 years. With 12 convenient locations in North Dakota, 180 employees, and a focus on continual growth, Town & Country Credit Union provides meaningful value to its more than 26,000 members every day. Membership in the credit union is open to anyone living within 75 miles of Minot and 50 miles of Fargo or Kenmare. 

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