- Franklin Johnstown Federal Credit Union
- 310 Bloomfield Street, Johnstown, PA, 15904
- Lends in Pennsylvania
The Franklin Johnstown Federal Credit Union is a Not-For-Profit, member owned, financial organization dedicated to becoming the primary financial institution for our members. We strive to provide the highest quality of personal attention while maintaining stability and growth. Franklin Johnstown Federal Credit Union has been open since 1950.
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- Indiana First Savings Bank
- 935 Philadelphia Street, Indiana, PA, 15701
- Lends in Pennsylvania
InFirst Bank has a served the financial needs for local communities as an independent bank for 100 years. We have proudly remained headquartered in downtown Indiana since we opened in 1922. Originally chartered as a mutual institution, InFirst Bank was initially known as Indiana County Building & Loan Association.
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- Marion Center Bank
- 1271 Indian Springs Rd., Indiana, PA, 15701
- Lends in Pennsylvania
Marion Center National Bank opened its doors during the summer of 1905. These one hundred plus years have seen many landmark events. When President Roosevelt ordered all banks to close on March 4, 1933 for the “Bank Holiday, ” MCNB pulled its door blind down half way and continued to operate.
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- American Dream Mortgage, Inc.
- 164 Philadelphia St, Indiana, PA, 15701
- Lends in Pennsylvania
Our mission is to be of service to others. We are committed to providing superior customer service to those that support our business, to continue to educate ourselves and share our knowledge with others & to build & maintain long lasting relationships.We are 100% owned & licensed to do business in PA and offer: USDA, FHA & conventional loans, VA.
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- First Peoples Community Federal Credit Union
- 153 Baltimore Street, Cumberland, MD, 21502
- Lends in Pennsylvania
First Peoples Community Federal Credit Union is a member-owned cooperative committed to meeting the ongoing financial needs of its members in a safe, prudent personal manner, with the best service possible. As a community credit union, we support the development and expansion of the community.
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- NFG #2 Federal Credit Union
- 1303 Pennsylvania Avenue West, Warren, PA, 16365
- Lends in Pennsylvania
Our Credit Union started as Pennsylvania Gas Company #2 (P.G.C. #2) in 1954. It became NFG#2 Federal Credit Union in 1974. Over the years the Credit Union has evolved from the first floor of a residential home on Cedar Street in Warren, PA to what is now our own building at 1303 Pennsylvania Avenue West, where the old West End Fire Hall was.
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- Kinzua Federal Credit Union
- 213 West Third Avenue, Suite 208, Warren, PA, 16365
- Lends in Pennsylvania
Kinzua Federal Credit Union (formerly known as NFO Irvine FCU) has been open since 1956. The credit union has assets totaling $12.81 Million and provides banking services to more than 2, 000 members as of March 2022. The credit union serves multiple member groups, but primarily serves fabricated metals employees.
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- Northwest Consumer Discount Company
- PO Box 128, Warren, PA, 16365
- Lends in Pennsylvania
Founded in 1896, we’ve been around 120 years. That type of longevity proves that we’re a trusted institution with a history of award-winning customer service. We offer products and services to fit your diverse banking needs. From checking and savings accounts to business loans and retirement accounts, we think you’ll like what we have to offer.
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- NexTier Bank, National Association
- 105 Burton Drive, Kittanning, PA, 16201
- Lends in Pennsylvania
NexTier Bank is more than just a bank – we’re a total community bank. We have always been dedicated to building long-term relationships and providing high-quality financial services to our Customers, creating meaningful opportunities for our Employees, and giving back to our Communities.
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- Apollo Trust Company
- 201 North Warren Avenue, Apollo, PA, 15613
- Lends in Pennsylvania
Apollo Trust Company, “A Bank You Can Believe In, ” has been going strong for 150 years. Organized and operated in Apollo, PA in an effort to help the borough’s people better manage and safeguard their money, the bank started after a meeting at Whitlinger’s Hall on May 16, 1871. Originally named “Apollo Savings Bank, ”
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