Commercial Banks

Homestead Savings Bank is a full-service financial institution with locations in Albion, Leslie, and Springport. Since 1889 banks mission has been to provide the best products along with outstanding service to its customers. Bank is a financial institution, offering loans to purchase autos, boats and recreational vehicles. In addition, they have home equity and equity line of credit products as well as financing to the local business owners.

HomeStreet Bank is one of the largest community banks in the Northwest, California and Hawaii. Bank offers a full range of financial services including commercial banking, commercial lending, consumer banking, mortgage lending, residential construction financing, commercial real estate financing and insurance services. Banks primary area of community focus is housing and homes. HomeStreet also supports organizations where its employees have an integral involvement.

The vision of Hometown Bank began in late fall of 1999 when a group of approximately 200 local individuals dreamed of a bank that would truly care about, be committed to and involved in both its customers and its community. That dream was realized when Hometown Bank opened its doors for business on April 3, 2000, with only a handful of employees in one location. Hometown Bank is now made up of almost 60 employees in six locations within tri-county community.

In today's overcrowded financial marketplace, one bank in town has grown with this region of Wisconsin since 1907. Hometown Bank understands the businesses and the people in the area. Bank offers simplicity and sophistication, from savings to checking, and from mortgages to investments. Banks extensive business resources enable companies to better understand their financial opportunities and surpass the challenges of growth in a slow economy.

HomeTown Bank, N.A. is a commercial bank serving the cities of Galveston, Friendswood, League City, Alvin, and Pearland, Texas. The bank's business is oriented toward serving the financial needs of its customers, both personal and business. The community bank employs approximately 100 full time equivalent persons. HomeTown Bank received its national charter and began operations in 1966, originally as Bank of Galveston.

Hometown Bank opened in Kent in 1898 as a state-chartered building and loan association called Home Building and Loan Company. Early services were limited to financing area homes. After many years bank changed its name in 1953 to Home Savings and Loan Association. In 1988, they became Home Savings Bank to better reflect the broad range of services offered to their customers, including an emphasis on mortgage lending plus consumer and commercial loans, checking accounts,

Hometown Bank of Pennsylvania is a banking company based out of 638 E PITT ST, Bedford, Pennsylvania, United States. The Bank’s loan products include small business loans as well as consumer loans and home mortgage loans. Bank’s loan rates and fee structure is competitive, but the Bank’s true edge is delivering what the customer needs. All loans are approved and documented locally.

"Everyone at bankHometown is passionate about fulfilling the promise of true local, community banking—to proudly serve its customers, reinvest deposits in loans that support local economic growth and job creation, and give back generously to the many hometowns it serves." Banks dedication to the community is the cornerstone on which bankHometown was founded.

Since 1924, HomeTown Bank has been providing customers with the most innovative financial services and solutions. HomeTown Bank is proud to give back to the communities it serves through donations, volunteering, partnerships, and ongoing support. As a community bank, HomeTown Bank Strives to personally get to know customers, build strong relationships they can trust.

Established in 1909 in Danville, Virginia, American National Bank & Trust Company has a long legacy of helping people and communities thrive. With multiple banking locations in Virginia and North Carolina, staff is proud to be its community's hometown bank.Staff is trying to build personal relationships based on honesty and integrity.