With so many financial institutions changing hands every time you turn around, it's nice to be able to provide your employees some stability...particularly when it comes to their hard-earned money. We believe our lifelong commitment to our financial partners sets Telcoe Federal apart from the ever changing and impersonal world of commercial banking. At Telcoe, you are much more to us than just an account number...you are part of the family. Telcoe Federal Credit Union was chartered in 1950 by employees of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. It is one of Arkansas’ largest credit unions with $307 million in total assets and 26,055 members. Telcoe has branches in Little Rock, Fayetteville and Russellville and serves members across Arkansas and the United States with both financial products and money-management education services.

Arkansas Capital is a community development finance company (CDFI) committed to revitalizing communities in Arkansas and beyond.

FBT BANK & MORTGAGE is a banking company based out of 200 W 4TH ST, Fordyce, Arkansas, United States.

Riverside Mortgage Company, Inc. is a subsidiary of Riverside Bank in Arkansas. We can offer a wide range of residential loan products to qualified borrowers in almost every state, such as Jumbo, FHA, rural development, conventional loans, and short term / bridge loans. Our rates are just as competitive as any lender in the country. Riverside Bank has continuously remained a top rated FDIC lending institution year after year due to the efficiency and experience of the bank staff. We are driven to provide you with the best possible loan - one that not only has the best rate and lowest costs, but also one that closes in the most efficient time frame. Call us today for a pre-approval and a rate quote! (501) 614-6161.

In 1890, a tradition of integrity, service and community involvement began. Merchants and Planters bank, later known as First State Bank, opened their doors to the Bradley County community. After only six years of service, the bank experienced their first armed robbery in 1896. A masked man entered the bank and ordered the cashier to turn over the money. The cashier refused, reached for his gun and the robber fired, wounding the cashier. Before the cashier could return a shot, another director rose from his seat and the robber shot him as well, mortally wounding him. The cashier then opened fire and the robber fled. Another director rose to his feet after playing dead and mounted his horse in pursuit of the bandit. A posse was formed to search several states for the bandit. Finally, the man was tried for the holdup but proved his innocence and no one ever paid for the crime. The bank stood solid in the Money Panic of 1907 that threatened the business world of the United States by a currency shortage. The bank went into an agreement with a national bank in St. Louis, which furnished clearing-house certificates to use in the place of currency. The shortage later led to the establishment of the Federal Reserve System in 1913. In 1929 Merchants and Planters Bank faced another hardship when 30,000 banks in the United States had to take a three-day "bank holiday" due to the Stock Market Crash of 1929. Merchants and Planters bank was one of only 15,000 institutions in the United States that was able to open for service following the three-day "holiday". In 1937 Merchants and Planters Bank reached an agreement with the Bradley County Bank of Hermitage Arkansas to rent the bank building and upon approval of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to establish a teller window in Hermitage. The Hermitage Branch was established and the bank rented the back room as a library for the community. Also the branch underwent remodeling as well as the bank in Warren. In 1961, at the annual stockholders meeting, the stockholders voted to convert from a state charter institution to a national bank charter thus renaming the bank First National Bank of Warren & Hermitage. In 1970, the bank turned a building beside the main office in Warren into an enclosed parking garage for the convenience of the bank's customers. The bank also purchased the First Savings and Loan building south of the bank. With this purchase, the bank now owned the entire city block from south of West Cedar Street to north of West Cypress. First National Bank of Warren continued to flourish with the development of a community development board in 1974. The bank also received approval from the Comptroller of the Currency to establish a branch on the comer of Martin and Pine Street and the Hermitage Branch was offered full service banking power. In 1978, the stockholders decided that it would be in the bank's best interest to convert back to a state charter since it would free up reserve money that could be invested in the community in the form of loans for the customers. On Thursday, December 14, 1978, First National Bank became known as First State Bank of Warren and Hermitage. In 1993, the directors of First State Bank applied for and received approval to establish a full service branch bank in Hampton, Arkansas. The new branch was completed, dedicated and opened for business in 1994. Throughout our rich history First State Bank has provided the people in our area with the best possible banking services available. At First State Bank we believe that “The Difference is Leadership.”

Developing a model loan portfolio which will help as many families as possible with affordable, good loan products and at the same time mitigating risk so that profitability requirements for safety and soundness can be met. Also responsible for legal notices, bankruptcy and TDR Loans, Collections and collateral liquidation.

ARKANSAS SUPERIOR FEDERAL CREDIT UNION is a banking company based out of P.O. BOX 479, WARREN, Arkansas, United States.

Alcoa Community Federal Credit Union is a full-service financial services company serving Saline, Garland, Grant, Hot Spring and Perry Counties since 1957. ACFCU headquarters are located 1125 Military Rd, Benton, Arkansas, United States.

Serves customers by completing account transactions.Provides account services to customers by receiving deposits and loan payments, cashing checks, issuing savings withdrawals, and recording night and mail deposits.Answers questions in person or on telephone and refers customers to other bank services as necessary.Completes special requests by closing accounts, taking orders for checks, opening and closing Christmas and vacation clubs, exchanging foreign currencies, completing safe-deposit box procedures, and providing special statements, copies, and referrals.Reconciles cash drawer by proving cash transactions, counting and packaging currency and coins.Complies with bank operations and security procedures by participating in all dual-control functions, maintaining customer traffic surveys, auditing other tellers’ currency, and assisting in certification of proof.Maintains customer confidence and protects bank operations by keeping information confidential.

Fairfield Federal Credit Union serves Jefferson County, Arkansas. Membership is open to all residents of Jefferson County, Arkansas.

- Developed specific policy priorities with input from more than 10,000 Arkansas educators - Designed and implemented political and legislative strategies for securing support of Association priorities - Connected policy/political activities with Association’s organizing efforts in communities around the state - Oversaw public relations, including answering press inquiries and drafting of editorial articles and public remarks

In 1890, a tradition of integrity, service and community involvement began. Merchants and Planters bank, later known as First State Bank, opened their doors to the Bradley County community. After only six years of service, the bank experienced their first armed robbery in 1896. A masked man entered the bank and ordered the cashier to turn over the money. The cashier refused, reached for his gun and the robber fired, wounding the cashier. Before the cashier could return a shot, another director rose from his seat and the robber shot him as well, mortally wounding him. The cashier then opened fire and the robber fled. Another director rose to his feet after playing dead and mounted his horse in pursuit of the bandit. A posse was formed to search several states for the bandit. Finally, the man was tried for the holdup but proved his innocence and no one ever paid for the crime. The bank stood solid in the Money Panic of 1907 that threatened the business world of the United States by a currency shortage. The bank went into an agreement with a national bank in St. Louis, which furnished clearing-house certificates to use in the place of currency. The shortage later led to the establishment of the Federal Reserve System in 1913. In 1929 Merchants and Planters Bank faced another hardship when 30,000 banks in the United States had to take a three-day "bank holiday" due to the Stock Market Crash of 1929. Merchants and Planters bank was one of only 15,000 institutions in the United States that was able to open for service following the three-day "holiday". In 1937 Merchants and Planters Bank reached an agreement with the Bradley County Bank of Hermitage Arkansas to rent the bank building and upon approval of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to establish a teller window in Hermitage. The Hermitage Branch was established and the bank rented the back room as a library for the community. Also the branch underwent remodeling as well as the bank in Warren. In 1961, at the annual stockholders meeting, the stockholders voted to convert from a state charter institution to a national bank charter thus renaming the bank First National Bank of Warren & Hermitage. In 1970, the bank turned a building beside the main office in Warren into an enclosed parking garage for the convenience of the bank's customers. The bank also purchased the First Savings and Loan building south of the bank. With this purchase, the bank now owned the entire city block from south of West Cedar Street to north of West Cypress. First National Bank of Warren continued to flourish with the development of a community development board in 1974. The bank also received approval from the Comptroller of the Currency to establish a branch on the comer of Martin and Pine Street and the Hermitage Branch was offered full service banking power. In 1978, the stockholders decided that it would be in the bank's best interest to convert back to a state charter since it would free up reserve money that could be invested in the community in the form of loans for the customers. On Thursday, December 14, 1978, First National Bank became known as First State Bank of Warren and Hermitage. In 1993, the directors of First State Bank applied for and received approval to establish a full service branch bank in Hampton, Arkansas. The new branch was completed, dedicated and opened for business in 1994. Throughout our rich history First State Bank has provided the people in our area with the best possible banking services available. At First State Bank we believe that “The Difference is Leadership.”