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World Equity Group is a full service, independent brokerage firm with corporate headquarters in Arlington Heights, Illinois. We are registered in all 50 states and Puerto Rico, and members of FINRA, SIPC as well as a Securities & Exchange Commission Registered Investment Advisor. World Equity Group was founded in 1991. Since then, WEG has been a relationship driven Broker/Dealer with integrity and service as the cornerstone, where advisors feel free to manage their practices their way. World Equity Group offers exceptional support, freedom and flexibility to our representatives. In 1997, Richard Babjak and Robert Yarosz gained leadership of WEG. While managing the growing firm, Richard and Robert have remained top producing financial advisors. Maintaining a client base and staying active in the business gives WEG management a Real World perspective of the wants and needs of today`s financial professional.
We`re passionate problem-solvers and people-helpers who like to have fun. We ask questions and find answers. Everything we do starts with Teamwork, Integrity, Respect and Excellence and we thrive on it for the benefit of our employees, and our community. We are proud to be a part of something bigger than ourselves, united by one common goal: people helping people.
3Rivers believes everyone can achieve financial success. That`s why we strive to empower our community by providing the best tools, service, and education when it comes to money matters. It`s a commitment we`ve held dear since 1935. See why 70,000+ choose and rely on 3Rivers to be a trusted financial partner in life and in business at any age or phase of life. 3Rivers federally insured by the NCUA. 3Rivers is an equal opportunity lender.
Leominster Credit Union is a member-owned, not-for-profit financial cooperative. For over fifty years, we have provided a full range of deposit, lending, and other financial services to North Central Massachusetts resident
Desert Schools Federal Credit Union was founded in 1939 by 12 teachers, each of whom invested five dollars into the newly formed credit union.