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Local lending

A personal loan built around a clear plan.

Fixed-payment installment loans and flexible personal lines of credit, with decisions made locally.

Loan decisions here are made by people you can sit across from, and every loan is serviced in house. Two options cover most needs.

Overview

Personal Installment Loan

A lump sum repaid in fixed monthly payments over a set period. Often used for refinancing credit card debt, large purchases, or home improvements.

  • Secured and unsecured options
  • Fixed interest rate
  • Fixed monthly principal and interest payments

Personal Line of Credit

Borrow only what you need as you need it. Often used for education costs or remodeling projects.

  • Unsecured
  • Variable interest rate that adjusts with prime rate changes
  • Checks issued for easy access to funds
  • Optional overdraft protection for your checking account

Thinking it through? The personal loan calculator estimates payments, and the debt consolidation calculator compares combining existing balances.

Common questions

What is a personal loan?

A personal loan lets you borrow a fixed amount for personal use, such as paying off debt, covering medical expenses, or financing a large purchase, repaid in fixed monthly payments to a local lender in Greenville, Hermitage, or New Wilmington.

What types of loans are available in the Greenville, PA area?

Personal loans, home equity loans, business loans, and mortgages, all decided locally at our Greenville, Hermitage, and New Wilmington branches.

Getting started

Call or visit your local branch to apply. A lender will help you decide between the installment loan and the line of credit based on what you are financing.

Find your branch

Cash handed across the teller counter

Visit us in person

Three hometown offices, each with local people who can help in one visit.

Plan it here

Price a personal loan before you apply.

Compare payment and total interest across different amounts, rates and terms.

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Questions are welcome here.

Call or visit a local branch and talk through the next step with a real person.