- The Bank of Tescott
- 101 E Lincoln Ave, Lincoln, KS, 67455
- Since establishing business in 1887, the bank has built its reputation on personal service and community promotion. Family owned and locally operated in the communities of Tescott, Lincoln, Salina, and Lindsborg, The Bank of Tescott strives to provide customers with a competitive array of loan and deposit products that aid in their financial succes
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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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- Middletown Valley Bank
- 24 West Main Street, Middletown, MD, 21769
- Middletown Valley Bank has been a cornerstone for our customers’ financial planning, residents and businesses alike. Though many advances of the 21st century have made the financial world more competitive, Middletown Valley Bank continues to provide the flexibility and responsiveness only a true community bank can offer.
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- Mlend
- 8803 Baltimore National Pike, Middletown, MD, 21769
- "Mlend has built a strong reputation as an outstanding mortgage firm offering ""Home Loans Made Fast & Easy"" to homebuyers throughout the mid-atlantic region.
We're a full service mortgage lender with dedicated mortgage consultants and an experienced in house support team offering expertise in every area of mortgage financing.
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- Andover State Bank
- 511 North Andover Road, Andover, KS, 67002
- We continue that philosophy by serving our mission to be the most trusted bank in the communities we
serve by knowing and understanding the needs of customers, employees and shareholders while
providing them with the best possible products, services and opportunities to meet their goals.
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- Cayuga Lake National Bank
- 165 Cayuga Street, Union Springs, NY, 13160
- Cayuga Lake National Bank is a full-service community bank headquartered in Union Springs, NY with a second office in Aurora, NY. We provide consumer and commercial banking and lending products to the Finger Lakes Region of Central New York and beyond. Cayuga Lake National Bank offers a full suite of consumer banking products.
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- Community First Bank, Inc.
- 3685 Blue Ridge Boulevard, Walhalla, SC, 29691
- Our mission is to provide superior performance and outstanding customer service, while earning a reasonable profit. We will maintain safety and soundness and remain an independent bank, while being fully aware of opportunities to acquire other financial institutions. Community First Bank opened for business in March of 1990.
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