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GFA Federal Credit Union is a full service, Member-owned, community financial institution serving Central Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire, with branch locations in Ashburnham, Gardner, Hubbardston, Keene, Leominster, Peterborough, Rindge, Rutland and Winchendon. Offering Personal, Business, Investment, and Insurance solutions to help buy a home, save for college, plan for retirement, start a business, better manage your household finances, or protect your family; GFA can provide Better Banking to fit your needs. In December 2012, GFA was the first credit union in the nation to purchase a stock savings bank - Monadnock Community Bank in Peterborough, New Hampshire. The financial well-being of our Members remains our top priority. We live our mission through a commitment to our members and community enrichment, and sharing our profits in competitive rates and low fees, while remaining a secure, member owned, full-service cooperative in the community. Our existence is because of and for our Members. Our employees make GFA the area`s premier financial institution. We strive to retain, develop and attract team members who are devoted to delivering Better Banking. Employees can find reward through a culture that enforces life balance and values passion, new ideas, ability, and accomplishments.
At SPIRE, we are driven by Midwestern values. Core Value: We Care Core Purpose: Improve Lives Core Action: Give Back Core Vision: Minnesota`s Best We have 20 branch locations in Minnesota. Through our network of branches, ATMs, and innovative products and services, we can assist you with all of your financial needs. Whether you are just starting out in life, own your own business, or are close to retirement, SPIRE would like to be your total financial solution.
State National Bank and Trust Co is a Wayne, NE-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Lydian Bank & Trust is a Palm Beach, FL-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Campbell & Fetter Bank has served Northeastern Indiana since 1863. We have weathered a civil war, two world wars, the great depression and many cyclical downturns. Over the years we've maintained conservative lending practices, and offered fair deposit