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New ENB products increase the power of business
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Our focused products
can give any business
the control they need
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When it comes to running a business one of the most common laments from the owner deals with the lack of control needed to make the business succeed. And to many, the lack of financial control presents one of their biggest challenges.
Keeping an eye on the elements of your business that require control can often leave you with little time to deal with what you’re in business for. Timely deliveries, product quality and staffing issues pop up every day and require your attention if the company is to grow.
Here at Eastman, we understand the many directions a business owner can get pulled. We believe worrying about financial controls should not enter into it. For that reason we have assembled a portfolio of business banking products designed to give you the financial control you need and let you put more focus on actually running your business.
If you see yourself in the above description here’s a brief report of what we have to offer and how they may be able to help you take control: [ More ]
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Eastman National Bank is well-capitalized and strong
The recent takeover by the FDIC of IndyMac Bank in California has generated a tremendous amount of buzz about the solvency of other banks across the country and the safety of individual accounts. We at Eastman National Bank want to tell you that without a doubt, your money is safe with us.
First and foremost, all accounts are insured by the FDIC up to $100,000 for individual depositors and $250,000 for retirement accounts. Additionally, there are other programs in place that can help insure deposits above $100,000 as well.
An independent agency of the federal government, the FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) was created in 1933 in response to the thousands of bank failures that occurred in the 1920s and early 1930s. Since the start of FDIC insurance on January 1, 1934, no depositor has lost a single cent of insured funds as a result of a failure.
Throughout the U.S. [ More ]
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Knowing you helps us shape our business
Borrowing has been around for as long as civilization. While it’s impossible to determine exactly when the first loan might have been given, it’s not hard to see that today getting a loan to help with life’s unexpected needs, or to realize a dream, is as much in demand as ever.
That got us to wondering. What exactly do our customers think about when it comes to borrowing money? What rationale do people use when saying "Yes" or "No" to accepting a loan? What was the first, biggest, or craziest thing you ever purchased with a loan?
Obviously, when it comes to buying a home most Americans will take out a mortgage, enabling them to enjoy their dream while they pay for it. Cars are another facet of our everyday lives that might be on the short list of things [ More ]
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