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- Abound Credit Union
- PO Box 900, Radcliff, KY, 40159
- Lends in Kentucky
Abound Credit Union Headquartered in Radcliff, Kentucky, we are 17 branches strong and offer smart banking solutions to over 100, 000 members throughout Central Kentucky. We are the largest Kentucky based credit union and believe that together we can make more possible. If you are looking for more in life, and a bank, we’re here for you. Together w
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- West Point Bank
- 600 W. Lincoln Trail Blvd., Radcliff, KY, 40160
- Lends in Kentucky
West Point Bank is proud to be a locally-owned hometown bank. We are dedicated to not only meeting but exceeding your customer service expectations of quality customer service.This bank and every director, officer and employee is a part of this community. We live, shop and belong to the same organizations as you.
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- United Residential Mortgage
- 209 N Mulberry St, Suite 100, Elizabethtown, KY, 42701
- Lends in Kentucky
United Residential Mortgage is a residential mortgage company located in Elizabethtown, KY, allowing us to serve our regional market in the state of Kentucky with a centralized location. We offer virtually every mortgage product and option available in the marketplace today including but not limited to VA, USDA/Rural Housing,
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- Avid Mortgage Advisors
- 300 W. Dixie Ave, Suite 5, Elizabethtown, KY, 42701
- Lends in Kentucky
Avid Mortgage Advisors is the market leader in Hardin County and surrounding areas for personalized mortgage solutions, fast customized quotes, market leading rates and closing costs, and service with integrity. We are proud to serve the Heartland of Kentucky!Specializing in VA, USDA, FHA, Conventional, & Farm Loans.
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- Meade County Bank
- 2175 Bypass Road, Brandenburg, KY, 40108
- Lends in Kentucky
Meade County Bank is proud to be a locally-owned hometown bank. We are dedicated to not only meeting but exceeding your customer service expectations of quality customer service. This bank and every director, officer and employee is a part of this community. We live, shop and belong to the same organizations as you.
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- Doe Run Federal Credit Union
- 740 High Street, Brandenburg, KY, 40108
- Lends in Kentucky
In May 1979, a credit union was established at Doe Run Chemical Plant to serve the employees and their immediate family members. In the beginning, the credit union only offered savings accounts and loans but was able to serve their members well. In 2009, the credit union became a full-service financial institution with expanded services.
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- Beacon Community Credit Union
- 7910 National Turnpike, Louisville, KY, 40214
- Lends in Kentucky
Beacon Community Credit Union was chartered in 1947 to serve the employees of the Naval Ordnance Station in Louisville, Kentucky and was originally named Louisville Naval Ordnance Plant Employees Credit Union. With the closure of the Naval Ordnance Plant in 1995, we had to branch out to remain a thriving credit union.
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- Commonwealth Capital Mortgage, LLC
- 6301 Strawberry Lane, Louisville, KY, 40214
- Lends in Kentucky
Choosing a loan provider can be both confusing and time consuming. There are so many providers out there that the loan process can sometimes become overwhelming. Commonwealth Capital Mortgage is there help you every step of the way, to reduce stress and help you focus on what is most important - your normal life!
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- Autotruck Financial Credit Union
- 7651 Jefferson Green Way, Louisville, KY, 40219
- Lends in Kentucky
Autotruck Financial Credit Union was chartered in the State of Kentucky on June 13, 1961 as a not for profit cooperative to serve the employees of the Ford Motor Company. In 1965, the Credit Union was granted a Federal Charter & operated under Federal Law until 2011. On November 8 2011 the State of Kentucky issued the Credit Union a state charter.
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- Class Act Federal Credit Union
- 3620 Fern Valley Rd, Louisville, KY, 40219
- Lends in Kentucky
Class Act Federal Credit Union was established by a small group of JCPS teachers in 1954 to serve the personal finance needs of JCPS teachers and other school employees. At that time, teachers had very limited access to loans or credit of any kind. The credit union filled this need and did so at very competitive rates.
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