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Connecticut Community Bank Offers Highest 18-Month CD Rate in CT

BankDeals

Connecticut Community Bank, N.A. is currently offering an 18-month CD with the highest rate in Connecticut. Minimum opening deposit is $500. Also available as an IRA CD.

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Sageworks Lending Solution helping community banks and credit unions grow

Abrigo

Earlier this month, John Holt, CEO of Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union appeared on Better Connecticut to discuss how Nutmeg FCU was fulfilling its commitment to helping small businesses in their community by implementing a new digital loan application process.

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Storytelling With a Twist Powers Small-Business Connections for This Community Bank

The Financial Brand

This article Storytelling With a Twist Powers Small-Business Connections for This Community Bank appeared first on The Financial Brand. Storytelling in small-business marketing is a common strategy, but this Connecticut bank puts a twist on the approach in several ways.

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Connecticut community bank deploys AI-powered spending insights

American Banker

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Why this Connecticut community bank is merging with a fintech

American Banker

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Four Banks Partner to help Connecticut’s Underbanked

Banking Exchange

Individuals without access to basic banking services can now open accounts through a state-wide initiative being rolled out across Connecticut Community Banking People Covid19 Customers Fair Lending Feature3 Feature.

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Mobile apps for community banks: In search of business value

NCR

Aware of the disruptive changes in how banking products and services are delivered, community banks continue adopting new technologies to keep up with competition and customers’ demand. Will a mobile banking app really help to solve community banks’ challenges or is it just a waste of money?