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HIBERNIA BANK
HIBERNIA BANK
New Orleans, Louisiana
25-49 employees
Hibernia Bank is a full-service bank offering a broad range of financial services to meet the needs of customers in the New Orleans Metropolitan Area. Initially founded in Louisiana in 1886, Hibernia has remained a local bank serving the local community. The main office is located in downtown New Orleans with additional locations in Old Metairie and Carrolton. Hibernia Bank is an equal housing opportunity lender; all deposits are FDIC insured. Hibernia Bank is a member of the Louisiana Banker’s Association and the Independent Community Bankers of America. Mission Statement: Our mission is to build and expand an independent full service community bank that conducts business in a sound, ethical manner and makes a significant contribution to the economy of the communities we serve. To fulfill that mission we are committed to provide excellent service that exceeds the expectations of our customers and encourages them to recommend that others select us as their primary bank. Additional information is available at hibernia.bank
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
FIRST COMMERCIAL BANK
FIRST COMMERCIAL BANK
Jackson, Mississippi
100-499 employees
Direct, privately funded bridge loans and 5-year mini-perms.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
GULF CREDIT UNION
GULF CREDIT UNION
Groves, Texas
50-99 employees
Gulf Coast Credit Union is a Banking company located in 8054 Summa Ave # C, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
COPIAH BANK, N.A.
COPIAH BANK, N.A.
Hazlehurst, Mississippi
50-99 employees
With over 125 years of providing banking services, Copiah Bank continues to grow in both loans and deposits. We currently have 8 branches in: Byram, Clinton, Crystal Springs, Florence, Hazlehurst (Main), Hazlehurst (Caldwell), Richland and Wesson.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
BANK OF ZACHARY
BANK OF ZACHARY
Zachary, Louisiana
50-99 employees
Bank of Zachary is a locally owned, state-chartered bank in Louisiana providing communities with educational resources and banking products and services.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Top Benefits
EAGLE EXPRESS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
EAGLE EXPRESS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Jackson, Mississippi
1-24 employees
The purpose of Eagle Express Federal Credit Union is to promote thrift among its members by affording them an opportunity to accumulate their savings, and to create for them a source of credit for provident or productive purposes.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Top Benefits
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MEMBERS EXCHANGE CREDIT UNION
MEMBERS EXCHANGE CREDIT UNION
Jackson, Mississippi
25-49 employees
We’re just what you’d expect in a financial institution and more than you ever imagined. For more than 60 years, we’ve focused our attention on providing members with the best financial solutions possible. Our thoughtful, caring approach has helped thousands of individuals step closer to their dreams. Today, Members Exchange remains steadfast in our commitment to provide our members with the service they expect. It sums up our most important priorities and revolves around four main principles: a Warm Welcome, a Knowledgeable Solution, a Passionate Commitment and Building Relationships for Life. At Members Exchange, you will know right away that you are not just a customer, you are a member. And that means preferred rates, a comprehensive line of products and services — and the kind of personal service that builds Relationships for Life.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
GREATER NEW ORLEANS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
GREATER NEW ORLEANS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Metairie, Louisiana
25-49 employees
ABOUT US: Originally chartered in 1935, GNO was organized by employees of the New Orleans Bell Telephone Employees Federal Credit Union. Their goal, as was the goal of all company credit unions, was to provide a safe haven for their employees to save and then borrow from that pool of savings to achieve their dreams in life. Now, flash forward – 81 years ahead to today! While a whole lot has changed in the financial world, some things still remain the same at GNO and that is our mission to continue to provide our members with the safest and most secure avenue to save and borrow – simply to give our members Better Banking. Our vision of Building Relationships; Delivering Dreams is our philosophy and our promise to each and every member. ABOUT YOU: Because credit unions are financial cooperatives, as a GNO member, you literally own and operate this credit union. Can you say that you are an owner of any other traditional banking outlet? We didn't think so and that's because member ownership is a powerful and unique feature of credit unions. Your share in GNO is equal to every other member's share, making your investment in the future of our credit union, an investment in the future of 1,000s of other members. And, just so you know . . . we love working for each and every one of our owners! Today, GNO is a full service financial institution reaching assets of $108 million serving over 17,000 members. Our membership is still comprised of our original field of membership – the communications industry – as well as additional business partner companies and open to all those who live, work, worship and attend school in Orleans Parish. Your deposits are federally insured to at least $250,000 by the National Credit Union Administration.
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Top Benefits
CENTRAL LOUISIANA CAPITAL CORPORATION
CENTRAL LOUISIANA CAPITAL CORPORATION
Vidalia, Louisiana
50-99 employees
We act as a catalyst, leader, and connector to build a knowledge- and innovation-driven economy. Our work encompasses the ten-parish (county) region including Allen, Avoyelles, Catahoula, Concordia, Grant, LaSalle, Natchitoches, Rapides, Vernon, and Winn. We care passionately that the people of central Louisiana, our home, have liveable incomes and build intergenerational wealth. We value knowledge as primary currency-deployed to improve the profitability and competitiveness of business. We build vibrant communities to create, attract, and retain employees in places where people want to live. We measure success by the region's median household income increasing faster than the nation as a whole. We will not be limited by our history; we will be defined by our future. We think in decades, but act in the moment.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
SMACKOVER STATE BANK
SMACKOVER STATE BANK
Smackover, Arkansas
25-49 employees
Smackover State Bank is a banking company based out of 708 Broadway St, Smackover, AR, United States.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
ANAHUAC NATIONAL BANK
ANAHUAC NATIONAL BANK
Anahuac, Texas
25-49 employees
A Family of Community Banks Serving Southeast Texas.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
HOMELAND FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK
HOMELAND FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK
Columbia, Louisiana
50-99 employees
• Reviewing all real estate loans for sufficient compliance with federal guidelines. •Process TRID loans when a processor is unavaliable. • Scan all loan documents into the general imaging database. • Create training programs, train, and maintain customer information for HMDA. • Pull various reports. • Maintain the mortgage re-inscription process. • Troubleshoot various problems and answer questions about the program used for loan processing. • Update various spreadsheets to initialize and maintain proper function. Previously I have helped: • Train fellow employees how to operate general tools in Adobe Photoshop in order to create custom debit cards for customers.
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Market Laggard