- New Cumberland Federal Credit Union
- 345 Lewisberry Road, New Cumberland, PA, 17070
- NCFCU is a full-service, not-for-profit, member-owned financial institution. Unlike profit-driven banks that benefit only a small number of stockholders, we return excess earnings to all of our members in the form of lower interest rates for loans, higher yields on savings and investment accounts, and by adding new financial products and services.
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- Quickline Capital Partners, Inc
- 4713 Crossroads Park Dr, Suite 101, Liverpool, NY, 13088
- We help individuals and corporate borrowers secure the necessary capital, whether they need a refi, a stated income loan, fix-and-flip financing, or improvement financing. While some properties are harder to finance than others, most anything can be financed with some expert help. We can finance.
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- Paragon Home Loans, Inc
- 225 Greenfield Parkway, Suite, Suite 207, Liverpool, NY, 13088
- Paragon Home Loans, Inc. is a licensed mortgage banker by the New York State Department of Financial Services. Founded in 1976, Paragon Home Loans focuses exclusively on the residential mortgage needs of its customers. We have eight convenient locations in Syracuse, Buffalo, Plattsburgh, Binghamton, Utica, Lake Placid, Cortland and Corning.
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- First Columbia Bank & Trust Co.
- 232 East Street, Bloomsburg, PA, 17815
- First Columbia Bank & Trust Co. has been Columbia County’s community bank for nearly 120 years. With more than $709.5 million in assets as of December 31, 2017, First Columbia offers a full complement of banking and financial services to individuals and businesses throughout Columbia and Montour Counties and the surrounding area.
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- First Sentinel Bank
- 315 Railroad Avenue, Richlands, VA, 24641
- Local people serving local people. Our motto is the driving force behind all of First Sentinel Bank's efforts to build deeper connections with our communities, our customers, and our employees. First Sentinel Bank continues to stand apart from competitors through grass-roots involvement with our local communities.
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- Syracuse Fire Department Credit Union
- 211 Wilkinson Street, Syracuse, NY, 13204
- The Syracuse Fire Department Credit Union was chartered on March 24, 1950. Since that day, we have proudly served professional firefighters in Syracuse and surrounding communities. Today, our membership primarily consists of profesional firefighters, police officers, emergency responders and other small businesses from around Central New York.
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- Blue Chip Federal Credit Union
- 5050 Derry Street, Harrisburg, PA, 17111
- Founded in 1948 as RDG Harrisburg Credit Union to serve the financial needs of railroad workers in central PA. In 1976, we changed our name to CenPennRail Credit Union when we amended our charter to include employees of AMTRAK & CONRAIL who worked in central PA. At this time, family relatives of members became an important part of the credit union.
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- Belco Community Credit Union
- 449 Eisenhower Boulevard, Suite 200, Harrisburg, PA, 17111
- Belco Community Credit Union was organized in 1939 as a federally chartered credit union, serving the employees of Bell Telephone Company of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Belco's conversion to a state chartered credit union in 1997 opened the doors to expanding services to other businesses in Central Pennsylvania.
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- Royal Bank
- 202 Main Street, Elroy, WI, 53929
- Royal Bank is a locally owned and locally operated, full-service community Bank. Our tagline, Your Community Partner, embodies the deep-seeded dedication we have to our customers and the communities we serve. We are highly committed to our customers, shareholders and employees and strive to earn your complete satisfaction.
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- Citizens Bank
- 1850 Highway 27 South, Somerset, KY, 42501
- Established in 1904, Citizens Bank grew along with the community that surrounded it. By 1910 the bank had grown in reputation and financial strength, which placed it among the top financial institutions in Southeastern Kentucky. In 1958 Mr. R.C. Anderson was appointed as bank President. Devoted to his work, his people, and his community
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