Greenleaf Wayside Bank Rates & Review

Greenleaf Wayside Bank Review

Greenleaf Wayside Bank, located in Wisconsin, was named a "golden business partner" by the Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce.

Greenleaf Wayside Bank is a locally owned, independent bank based in Greenleaf, Wisconsin. The bank was formed in 1970 from the merger of two Wisconsin banks: Wayside State Bank, which opened in 1911, and Greenleaf State Bank, which opened two years later.

Checking account choices

This bank offers interest-earning checking accounts including a low-fee account with no minimum daily balance and a fee-free account with a minimum $1,000 daily balance. There are also interest-bearing checking account options for people over 50 and over 62. The bank's standard checking and student checking accounts don't earn interest.

Savings account options

Each bank savings account offered at Greenleaf Wayside Bank is designed for a specific group of people. For example, there is a savings account for kids, one for seniors and one for people who specifically want to save for Christmas. There's also a tiered savings account with a minimum daily balance of $200 that is waived for customers under age 21. CD and IRA accounts are available for long-term savings.

Money market accounts

Additional savings options are available with this bank's three different money market account choices:

1. Standard money market account with a minimum daily balance of $1,000.
2. Premier money market account with a minimum daily balance of $10,000.
3. Emerald Advantage money market account with a minimum daily balance of $10,000 and a limit of $500 on withdrawals.

Consumer lending

Bank customers who need financial assistance can apply for several different loans. One option is the Line-O-Credit, which pre-approves the customer for a loan as needed. Other loan options include mortgages, home equity loans, auto loans and RV loans.