- First Fidelity Bank
- 1400 Gault Avenue North, Fort Payne, AL, 35967
- First Fidelity Bank is an exclusive community Bank serving citizens of DeKalb County and surrounding communities. Organized in 1965, First Fidelity Bank has offices in Fort Payne, Rainsville & Ider, Alabama. The Bank is a wholly owned subsidiary of FBDC Financial Corp., a single Bank holding company, headquartered in Fort Payne
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- Coosa Valley Mortgage, Inc.
- 2107 Martin ST S, Suite 102, Pell City, AL, 35128
- Coosa Valley Mortgage, Inc. is a family owned business established in 1996 to serve St Clair County and the surrounding areas. Our mission is to offer competitive rates while providing top-notch customer service and finding the best loan product for your financial situation. We offer a variety of mortgage loan programs
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- Desco Federal Credit Union
- 401 Chillicothe Street, Portsmouth, OH, 45662
- Desco Federal Credit Union provides an exceptional banking experience to residents of Scioto and Lawrence Counties in Ohio, Boyd and Greenup Counties in Kentucky, and Cabell and Wayne Counties in West Virginia. As we continue to expand, our commitment to our members and the community will remain top priority.
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- The Southern Bank Company
- 221 S Sixth St, Gadsden, AL, 35901
- Originally founded in 1936 as First Federal Savings and Loan, The Southern Bank continues its commitment to the customers, employees, and communities it serves. Providing both Personal and Business Banking solutions, The Southern Bank focuses on delivering clear, uncompromising customer service.
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- The Exchange Bank of Alabama
- 230 N 3rd St, Gadsden, AL, 35901
- Exchange Bank proudly serves as Etowah County’s community bank. Since 1909 we have been an active growing part of this community, committed to meeting the needs of the people. This commitment is as strong today as it was over a century ago when we opened our doors as First State Bank of Altoona.
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- First Equity Home Loan, Inc
- 315 Broad Street, Gadsden, AL, 35901
- Founded in 1987, First Equity Home Loan is a Gadsden, Alabama based multi branch mortgage banker/broker. Our titles vary. We’re commonly called loan officers, loan consultants, mortgage experts, mortgage pro's loan originators, mortgage bankers, mortgage pro's...you get the picture.
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- Gadsden Mortgage
- 230 N 3rd St, Suite C, Gadsden, AL, 35901
- "adsden Mortgage Services has been helping residents of Etowah County and surrounding counties for over 50 years. Established in 1958, we are Gadsden’s oldest mortgage company. We are a wholly-owned subsidiary of Exchange Bank and proud to be part of the family.
We offer a variety of loan products from construction loans"
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- ALABAMA TEACHERS CREDIT UNION
- 702 Walnut Street, Gadsden, AL, 35901
- Alabama Teachers Credit Union was organized in March 1959 with just two employees, and was located on the second floor of the Gadsden City Board of Education Building. Previously known as Etowah Teachers Credit Union, our original Select Employee Group (SEG) was only open to employees and family members of the Gadsden City
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- Faith Community Credit Union
- 3550 East 93rd Street, Cleveland, OH, 44105
- Faith Credit Union was initially organized to meet the financial needs of members of Cleveland’s Second Mt. Sinai Baptist Church. Since then the credit union, which is a not-for-profit and tax-exempt entity under the Internal Revenue Code, has expanded community-wide and now provides a full range of credit, savings, transaction services.
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- Ohio Teamsters Credit Union
- 6100 Rockside Woods Drive, Suite 150, Independence, OH, 44131
- In 1953, the big expansion took place and the credit union was renamed Cleveland Teamsters Credit Union. Its assets, which had climbed from $2, 666 in 1940 to $352, 000 in 1952, suddenly zoomed to just under $572, 555 in 1953, to nearly a million in 1955. The credit union has since experienced steady growth.
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- Century Federal Credit Union
- 4600 Rockside Road, Independence, OH, 44131
- Century Federal Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial cooperative existing to serve its members. Credit unions, like Century Federal, are less likely to charge service fees than banks, that are for-profit institutions. We do not issue stock or pay earnings dividends to outside stockholders like other financial institutions.
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