- Signet Federal Credit Union
- 1600 Clark Street, Paducah, KY, 42003
We're a nonprofit banking solution with a long standing commitment to the financial health and wellness of our community. We serve 11 counties throughout western Kentucky, providing savings, checking accounts, home loans, car loans and retirement planning options. With no stockholders or investors, Signet has the privilege
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- C-Plant Credit Union
- 3201 Wayne Sullivan Drive, Paducah, KY, 42003
C-Plant Federal Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial cooperative dedicated to meeting the financial needs of its members. For over 70 years, we have striven to help the hard-working residents of Western Kentucky make the most of their money through friendly service and innovative financial products.
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- First Security Bank MS
- 295 Highway 6 West, Batesville, MS, 38606
We are ONE with the people we serve. For more than a half century, your cares have been our concerns. Your needs, our priorities. At First Security Bank, our growth remains rooted in being the ONE bank that can relate to everyone, with products and services that are number ONE. See what we can do together, as ONE.
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- Vidalia Federal Savings Bank
- 300 Jackson Street, Vidalia, GA, 30474
Vidalia Federal Savings was organized in October 1936 & received its federal charter as a Federal Savings & Loan Association at that time. Its primary purpose was to promote thrift and home ownership in the Vidalia area. Assets of the institution on December 31, 1936 were $23, 001.16 and have increased to $194, 471, 850.45 as of December 31, 2006.
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- Altamaha Bank & Trust
- 206 Jackson St, Vidalia, GA, 30474
Altamaha Bank and Trust directly serves the needs of citizens and businesses in Vidalia, Uvalda, & Hazlehurst, GA, as well as the surrounding communities. As the Bank continues to grow, the present directors, officers, & employees of Altamaha Bank & Trust are dedicated to maintaining the standard of excellence that has been set by our predecessors.
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- Peoples Bank of Graceville
- 5306 Brown St, Graceville, FL, 32440
we provide local, convenient financial services to our customers and community. We offer a variety of financial services to our customers in Graceville and the surrounding communities. We will always strive to provide the very best banking with a small town, know your customer perspective of building customer relationships. We are banking on servic
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- Bank of Ripley
- 134 N. Jefferson St., Ripley, TN, 38063
The Bank of Ripley is committed to being a friendly, locally owned community bank that consistently and profitably delivers high quality personal service and financial products to meet the needs of, and be recognized as a leader by, the communities we serve for the benefit of those who make our existence possible
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- Clinton Bank
- 220 East Clay Street, Clinton, KY, 42031
We are all about the family, and where do we spend our family time, in the home. The American Dream of owning your own home is alive and WELL at Clinton Bank.We provide fixed and variable rate products in maturities up to 30 years. We have products that we service ourselves and those we sell into the secondary market.
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- First Community Bank of the Heartland, Inc.
- 114 E. Jackson Street, Clinton, KY, 42031
At First Community Bank, our roots run deep. Starting in 1936 as First National Bank in Clinton, KY, we formed strong ties to this small town along with many of the neighboring communities. The sound relationships that were formed in those early developmental years continue to be an important part of our success.
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- Elizabethton Federal Savings Bank
- 112-114 North Sycamore Street, Elizabethton, TN, 37643
Elizabethton Federal Savings Bank has been serving the communities of Northeast Tennessee and the Tri-Cities since 1937. With branch offices in Carter County, Johnson County and Washington County, Tennessee, we provide our customers with a complete selection of financial products.
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- Northeast Community Credit Union
- 980 Jason Witten Way, Elizabethton, TN, 37643
Northeast Community Credit Union began in 1952 as Elizabethton Teachers Credit Union to provide financial services to area educators. A small group of school teachers petitioned the Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions for a charter to begin the credit union, due to school staff finding it more difficult to borrow since they were paid.
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