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BANK OF HAWAII
BANK OF HAWAII
Honolulu, Hawaii
500+ employees
Bank of Hawaii is the primary subsidiary of Bank of Hawaii Corporation. The financial institution was founded in 1897 and is the largest independent financial institution in Hawaii. Bank of Hawaii Corporation is a regional financial services company serving businesses, consumers and governments in Hawaii and the West Pacific. boh.com/social-media
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
FIRST HAWAIIAN, INC.
FIRST HAWAIIAN, INC.
Honolulu, Hawaii
500+ employees
At BMO, banking is our personal commitment to helping people at every stage of their financial lives. The truth is, people’s needs change: so we change too. But we never change who we are. Which means we’ll never waiver from providing our customers the best possible banking experience in the industry. Our incredible team of over 10,000 people, 600 plus branches and 1300 ATMs, are just the tip of the iceberg. You should get to know us. We’re here to help. Our social media terms of use: https://www.bmo.com/socialmediatermsofuse BMO is a trade name used in the United States by BMO Bank N.A. Member FDIC.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK, F.S.B.
AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK, F.S.B.
Honolulu, Hawaii
500+ employees
American Savings Bank (ASB) has been serving Hawaii’s businesses and communities since 1925 and provides a full range of financial products and services, including business and consumer banking, home loans, insurance and investments. ASB is one of Hawaii’s leading financial institutions offering easy and convenient online banking services and branch locations throughout the state with evening, weekend and holiday hours. ASB provides Hawaii’s consumers and businesses with more extended weekday and weekend hours than other similarly sized local banks, as well as convenient in-store locations. ASB was voted Best Bank in Hawaii in a Forbes survey, where residents across the nation ranked ASB highly in the categories of customer service, quality of financial advice, transparent and reasonable fees, ease of website navigation, branch services and overall level of trust. ASB matches its exceptional customer experience with an employee experience that has garnered local and national awards. ASB has been recognized as one of the “Best Places to Work” by Hawaii Business Magazine for 14 consecutive years and honored nationally as one of the “Best Banks to Work For” by American Banker Magazine. Fortune Magazine has recognized ASB as one of the 100 Best Workplaces for Women and 50 Best Workplaces for Diversity. For nearly a century, ASB has helped to build strong communities. Through its Seeds of Service program, ASB teammates have contributed more than 127,000 hours of volunteer service and ASB has donated millions of dollars to Hawaii’s nonprofits and community organizations. For more information, visit https://www.asbhawaii.com/ or follow American Savings Bank on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
CENTRAL PACIFIC FINANCIAL CORP.
CENTRAL PACIFIC FINANCIAL CORP.
Honolulu, Hawaii
500+ employees
Established in 1954, Central Pacific Bank is a Hawaii-based financial institution with branch locations statewide. The bank has a long, proud history of providing exceptional service to its customers and contributing to the community. Employees at Central Pacific Bank are committed to creating value for our customers, employees, community and shareholders by living our Core Values: Teamwork, Integrity, Exceptional Service. Member FDIC. Join Our team and enjoy an exciting career that offers excellent growth opportunities and benefits. To view all of our openings, please visit our Careers Page at www.CentralPacificBank.com/CAREERS.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market
HAWAII STATE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
HAWAII STATE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Honolulu, Hawaii
100-499 employees
Mayfield Senior School of the Holy Child Jesus is a Catholic, independent, college preparatory school for young women sponsored by the Society of the Holy Child Jesus. The school is committed to academic excellence within the context of Christian values. Mayfield's philosophy is rooted in the belief that knowledge is best gained in an atmosphere of disciplined thought, personal concern and religious awareness. Mayfield Senior School fosters each student's intellectual, spiritual, artistic, emotional, and physical gifts, thereby enabling each to make a meaningful contribution to society. Mayfield also challenges each student to reach beyond herself and render service to others.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
HAWAIIUSA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
HAWAIIUSA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Honolulu, Hawaii
All Size Average employees
Hope International University (HIU) is a private Christian university founded in 1928. Our mission is to empower students through Christian higher education to serve the Church and impact the world for Christ. HIU is regionally accredited and offers bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, certificate programs, and credential programs to more than 1500 students world-wide. With a highly favorable 10:1 student to faculty ratio, HIU offers students a uniquely personalized education dedicated to the ultimate success of each graduate. Programs are offered through a variety of delivery models including on campus, online, and a combination of the two. Our main campus is located in Fullerton, California, and Education Centers are located in Orange and Corona, California, and in Everett, Washington.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Top Benefits
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TERRITORIAL SAVINGS BANK
TERRITORIAL SAVINGS BANK
Honolulu, Hawaii
100-499 employees
The Los Angeles Fire and Police Pensions is dedicated to administering the defined benefit retirement plan for all sworn (Fire, Police and certain Port Police and Airport Police) employees of the City of Los Angeles. LAFPP has been serving eligible members and their beneficiaries since June 7, 1899. We continue our efforts to provide professional and prompt service to approximately 13,500 active members and 13,000 retirees and beneficiaries. In addition to our core role of managing the pension plan benefits, our services include pre-retirement and retirement counseling, and retiree health and dental subsidy program administration. Our Mission is to advance the health and retirement security of those who dedicate their careers and risk their lives to protect the people of Los Angeles. Our Vision is to be a leader and innovator in the public pension industry through an uncompromising dedication to excellence, customer service, transparency, and education.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
FINANCE FACTORS, LTD.
FINANCE FACTORS, LTD.
Honolulu, Hawaii
100-499 employees
Finance Factors has been providing financial services in Hawaii for 70 years. Established in 1952 by several island families, the company has grown from a small local enterprise that pioneered personal loans for Hawaii’s working class, into Hawaii’s largest locally-owned depository financial services loan company. Today, Finance Factors continues to work diligently to help generations of families fulfill their financial dreams with creative lending and savings products. Finance Factors specializes in residential real estate loans for purchase, refinance, cash-out, and home equity, as well as commercial real estate loans. Finance Factors also offers some of the best rates on certificates of deposit and savings accounts, with deposits insured by the FDIC.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
HAWAIIAN FINANCIAL FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
HAWAIIAN FINANCIAL FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Honolulu, Hawaii
50-99 employees
Since its charter in 1936, the mission of Hawaiian Financial Federal Credit Union has been to provide quality products with outstanding member service. HiTel FCU formed out of an idea from Mutual Telephone Company employees. On October 22, 1936, 65 employees signed on as charter members with assets totaling $2,517, calling themselves Mutelco Oahu Employees Federal Credit Union. The credit union operated with no paid staff and early volunteers had to sandwich in credit union work with their regular jobs. In 1937, after the first full year of operation, a 6 percent dividend was declared. Two years later in 1939, the credit union expanded to include the Neighbor Islands and dropped the word Oahu from its name. In 1954, the credit union changed its name to Hawaiian Tel Employees Federal Credit Union. In the following year, after 19 years of operation, the $1 million mark in assets was reached. By 1961, less than 6 years later, assets had risen to $2 million. As the Credit Union continued to grow and flourish, the Credit Union broke away from the phone company and became its separate entity. On April 1, 1971, the credit union operated under its own management and credit union employees were no longer employed by the phone company. The field of membership was maintained where anyone who worked at Hawaiian Tel, their relatives, household members, adopted or fostered children were able to join the credit union. The Credit Union expanded services to five days a week in 1975. Share Draft accounts and Line of Credit loans were started in 1980 and in 1981 the check disbursement system was augmented by the implementation of cash share withdrawals. This same year also saw the introduction of IRA accounts and Share Card ATM access. Assets were now up to $23.7 million. During the 1980s, Hawaiian Financial Federal Credit Union continued to evolve into a full service provider by keeping quality member service its focal point. Services, products and programs were developed and implemented to meet the growing and changing needs of the membership. In 1999, HiTel FCU changed its field of membership to serve Oahu's community and their families. Since 1999, membership transformed from an employer base to a community base charter. This charter change allowed everyone who works, lives, worships, or do business on Oahu and their immediate families to become members. The credit union has grown to become the largest community based credit union in the State and the preferred merger partner for15 valued credit unions. On August 31, 2018 the credit union changed its name to Hawaiian Financial Federal Credit Union. This name change better reflected the diverse membership base the Credit Union served and its services offered. Today, Hawaiian Financial Federal Credit Union is the 4th largest credit union in Hawaii with over $628 million in assets and 59,000+ members. Hawaiian Financial Federal Credit Union continues to be guided by its mission statement of, "We are people helping people make their dreams come true"​.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Top Benefits
HAWAII NATIONAL BANK
HAWAII NATIONAL BANK
Honolulu, Hawaii
100-499 employees
At Hawaii National Bank, building close relationships and providing value-added support is the way we do business. This means spending more time with clients to understand their needs and providing sound analysis that stays relevant as times change. We opened our doors on Sept. 19, 1960, with record-breaking opening-day deposits. Operating from a two-story building in the Chinatown neighborhood of downtown Honolulu, we were the largest of 134 banks opening in the United States that year. Ever since, we have been one of the keystone institutions of Hawaii finance, providing a wide range of services to business customers and individual account holders, including: Personal • Credit & Debit Cards with Rewards • Checking, Savings, Kids and Retirement accounts • Online and Mobile Banking so you can bank anywhere, any time • Mortgage, Home Equity and Personal Loan options Business • A variety of financing options, including SBA loans and lines of credit • Flexible Checking and Savings accounts tailored to your needs • Time-saving products like eCapture and Mobile Deposit • Merchant Services See how local businesses have grown with the value-added benefits and relationship-based support of Hawaii National Bank at https://entrepreneurs.hawaiinational.com/. Hawaii’s entrepreneurs start here. Careers Hawaii National Bank has repeatedly been recognized as a top place to work. Whether it’s for our health and wellness programs, benefits, continuing education opportunities, or simply the opportunity to work with the friendliest people in the business, we welcome you to explore our careers at https://hawaiinational.bank/careers or contact us at [email protected]. Note: Please do not send any private and/or confidential information through this site. Equal Opportunity Employer Member FDIC | Federal Reserve System Equal Opportunity Lender | Equal Housing Lender
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
PEARL HAWAII FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
PEARL HAWAII FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Waipahu, Hawaii
50-99 employees
We are banking, but with oomph! Banking doesn't have to be blah. WE AREN'T LIKE MOST PLACES We treat your well earned money like its... well... yours! Our members are our friends and family. We are famous for creating products when people need it- from low rate auto loans, to creating a payday loan solution to save Oahu's people from predatory lenders, and with helping members in duress by letting them finance over their home's value when the market crashed... and... oh! We also gave emergency loans and deferred loan payments to help our members who were furloughed. Regardless of the hardship- we have been there for you! WE CHANGE LIVES Community is important to us. We sing carols to seniors during the holidays, hold free car washes and green events, actively engage Hawaii's children through plays and activities to promote financial literacy and... well... At Pearl Hawaii Federal Credit Union we are about finding solutions to help each member. Pearl Hawaii Federal Credit Union (PHFCU) has provided the families of Oahu with personalized and friendly banking services since 1937. We have served generations with quality financial solutions, and we are committed to upholding the highest standards within the banking industry.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Top Benefits
HICKAM FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
HICKAM FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Honolulu, Hawaii
50-99 employees
Hickam Federal Credit Union is a community credit union, owned and operated by its members, serving the entire island of Oahu. Anyone who lives, works, worships, or attends school on Oahu is eligible to join the credit union. Immediate family members of any eligible person are also able to join the credit union. Hickam Federal Credit Union is governed by a board of directors that is responsible for the general direction and oversight of the credit union. Every member of the credit union has one vote in electing the board of directors regardless of how much he or she has on deposit over the minimum balance required in a savings account. Each director is a member of the credit union and serves on the board as a non-paid volunteer. Hickam FCU is a federally-chartered community credit union, organized under regulatory laws that are monitored and enforced by the National Credit Union Administration, a federal agency of the U.S. Government. A member's savings is federally insured to at least $250,000 and is backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
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