First State Bank of the Southeast

Commercial Bank, founded in 1976, offers a full range of commercial and personal financial products. The bank offers various types of deposit accounts that include savings, checking and money market accounts. It also offers individual retirement accounts and certificates of deposit. Its additional services include traveler s checks, ATMs, safe deposit boxes and night depository services. Its lending solutions include small business, real estate, equipment financing, home, automobile, recreational vehicles and personal loans. It provides commercial, consumer and mortgage insurance policies. In addition, the bank offers annuities, mutual funds, stocks and bonds. Commercial Bank has various branch offices in Harrogate, Speedwell, LaFollette and Knoxville, Tenn.

Citizens Bank & Trust Co. of Grainger County is a locally owned and operated community bank located in Rutledge, Tenn. Founded in 1919, CB&T has the merit of being Grainger County s hometown bank. CB&T provides deposit products and services, including checking accounts such as regular; senior; business; free checking and hometown; CB&T s club account that provides the benefits of membership for a low monthly fee; hometown 50; now account; and money market account. The bank s savings accounts include regular; C-Bee savings account, an account established for our school children to teach the value of saving at a young age; Christmas club account; certificates of deposit; IRAs; debit cards; and overdraft protection. The company also provides loans for personal, automotive, boat, home construction, home purchase, home equity and home refinance. Citizens Bank & Trust Co. of Grainger County is locally owned and operated and employs nearly 25 people.

Hometown Bank, nestled in the heart of Corbin, KY, emerged from the collective aspirations of around 200 local visionaries back in the late fall of 1999. Their shared dream? To establish a bank that genuinely prioritizes its customers and the community it serves. This dream materialized into reality on April 3, 2000, as Hometown Bank welcomed its first patrons with a small team at a single location. Fast forward to today, the bank has flourished, boasting a dedicated team of nearly 60 individuals spread across five branches within the tri-county area. With a steadfast commitment to being the pillar of trust and warmth in the community, Hometown Bank endeavors to be more than just a financial institution. It aspires to be a haven where individuals not only manage their financial affairs but also find solace in the company of friends. Whether it's addressing monetary needs or simply unwinding in good company, Hometown Bank aims to be the welcoming sanctuary that fosters connections and support among its patrons. Generated using this place's available information