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FORTERA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
FORTERA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Clarksville, Tennessee
100-499 employees
Credit Union membership is available to anyone who lives, works, worships, or attends school in one of our service regions; by joining an affiliated partner; or if one of your immediate family members is a Fortera member. Our service regions include Montgomery, Stewart, Chester, Decatur, Lewis, McNairy, and Perry counties in Tennessee or Christian, Trigg, Todd, McLean, and Webster counties in Kentucky. Residents of other counties in Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama and Arkansas may also be eligible. If you have any questions about membership, please text us at 931.431.6800. We love growing our family and hope you join us. As a not-for-profit financial cooperative, Fortera’s focus will always be on serving people, not shareholder profit. Simply put, we value members over numbers. That means we're able to return profits back to you in the form of benefits like: • Higher interest rates on savings accounts • Lower interest rates on loans • Lower (if any fees) on products and services Our approachable, casual nature lacks the stuffiness of traditional banking. We have a reputation for finding a way to help people achieve their goals in the face of financial obstacles. With so many important decisions to make, we think it’s nice being able to get insight from people you can relate to and trust.
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Market Competitive
ELKTON BANK & TRUST COMPANY
ELKTON BANK & TRUST COMPANY
Elkton, Kentucky
25-49 employees
Kasasa® is an award-winning financial technology and marketing services company that is letting the world know about the good community banks and credit unions do daily. Our mission: to help local banks and credit unions compete for their rightful share of the market against even the largest banks. As the innovative leader in branded, community-powered banking products proven to drive profit and growth for community financial institutions, Kasasa is helping community institutions thrive even as the industry landscape presents new challenges and competitors. The Kasasa suite provides a comprehensive strategy that integrates breakthrough products with world-class marketing and unprecedented access to training, compliance, research, support resources, and customized consulting. Kasasa complements an institution’s existing brand, enhancing its unique identity and local service advantage. Research consistently shows Americans prefer to bank locally but choose megabanks believing only megabanks have the resources to deliver the world-class products they desire. The full-circle Kasasa approach enables local institutions to leverage the power of a national brand. It gives consumers a reason to believe a local institution has the resources to deliver megabank-caliber products. Learn more at Kasasa.com.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
ELKTON BANCORP, INC.
ELKTON BANCORP, INC.
Elkton, Kentucky
25-49 employees
Kasasa® is an award-winning financial technology and marketing services company that is letting the world know about the good community banks and credit unions do daily. Our mission: to help local banks and credit unions compete for their rightful share of the market against even the largest banks. As the innovative leader in branded, community-powered banking products proven to drive profit and growth for community financial institutions, Kasasa is helping community institutions thrive even as the industry landscape presents new challenges and competitors. The Kasasa suite provides a comprehensive strategy that integrates breakthrough products with world-class marketing and unprecedented access to training, compliance, research, support resources, and customized consulting. Kasasa complements an institution’s existing brand, enhancing its unique identity and local service advantage. Research consistently shows Americans prefer to bank locally but choose megabanks believing only megabanks have the resources to deliver the world-class products they desire. The full-circle Kasasa approach enables local institutions to leverage the power of a national brand. It gives consumers a reason to believe a local institution has the resources to deliver megabank-caliber products. Learn more at Kasasa.com.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Top Benefits
COMMONWEALTH COMMUNITY BANK, INC.
COMMONWEALTH COMMUNITY BANK, INC.
Hartford, Kentucky
25-49 employees
Commonwealth Credit Union is ranked a Best Place to Work in Kentucky by the KY Chamber of Commerce and KYSHRM, as well as Kentucky's Best Credit Union by Forbes Magazine. Our mission is to Better the Lives of our members and their families through a full range of financial products and services, financial literacy, and being an active partner in our communities. We believe in "Starting the Ripple"​ (that you can see in our logo) by living a Culture in which our employees are engaged and empowered to provide extraordinary experiences for each other and our members. By doing that, we are achieving our mission in a way that encourages our staff and members to share our story with everyone they know! We are a cooperative, not-for-profit financial institution owned and operated by our 120,000+ members. Our community charter covers the 24 counties in the KIPDA and Bluegrass Area Development Districts, which includes the Louisville, Lexington and Central Kentucky areas, plus Owenton. Anyone who is related to someone who qualifies via those methods. We are also the Official Credit Union Partner of the University of Louisville and have additional partnerships with Rupp Arena in Lexington, KY, Metropolitan College in Louisville, and many other community-minded organizations.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market