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We proudly join thousands of community banks across the nation and are an active member and supporter of the Independent Community Bankers of America, the nation's voice for community banking. 20th StreetFarmingtonNM87402 (505) 326-9154 Claim this business (505) 326-9154 Website More Directions Advertisement For over 30 years, our goal at Regional Finance has been to help our hard working customers achieve their goals and get though life’s tough spots. This location is in San Juan County and the Farmington, NM Metropolitan Area. organized under Federal charter to finance credit needs of its members. It's all part of the Spirit of Community Banking. Regional Finance is located at 3000 E 20th St, Farmington, NM 87402. to work for in Farmington, NM, in 2023 are San Juan Regional Medical Center.
ICBA/NM believes these contributions to our communities are well worth preserving. They checked all my income sources and I got more than I thought I could with fair terms.' 'The staff at Regional Finance is 2nd to none. Further, community bank directors, officers, and employees take an active interest in their communities are deeply committed to the neighborhoods they serve.
That's an important distinction in today's marketplace. New Mexico's community banks employ thousands of New Mexicans, provide professional, personal financial services for consumers and small businesses, and make banking decisions right where their customers live and work. A program of the New Mexico Economic Development Department, New Mexico MainStreet works throughout the state to help affiliated local organizations create. ICBA/NM's member banks are headquartered in communities all across our state. Bank of America financial centers and ATMs in Farmington are conveniently. Welcome to the Independent Community Bankers Association of New Mexico!Ĭommunity banking is not just about the consumer choice, it's a spirit that drives our entire industry.
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