FFDF
FFD Financial CorporationFinancial Services · $149M market cap
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About FFD Financial Corporation
FFD Financial Corporation serves as the parent entity for First Federal Community Bank, National Association, providing a comprehensive range of banking solutions and financial services. The company's core offerings include various deposit accounts for both personal and business needs, such as checking and savings options. For lending, FFD Financial Corporation extends a diverse portfolio of credit facilities, encompassing personal loans for vehicles and boats, general personal loans, term loans, commercial real estate financing, equipment loans, and home mortgages. Additionally, it offers lines of credit specifically for home equity and business purposes. Beyond standard banking, the corporation issues debit and credit cards and provides property and casualty insurance products. Clients can also utilize numerous auxiliary services like cash management, overdraft protection, electronic statements, direct deposit, convenient bill payment, wire transfers, secure safe deposit boxes, night deposit facilities, and traditional teller services. Modern digital access is robust, with online, telephone, and mobile banking capabilities available. The company maintains a physical presence across several Ohio communities, operating branches in Dover, New Philadelphia, Uhrichsville, Berlin, Mt. Hope, and Sugarcreek. FFD Financial Corporation was established in 1898 and its principal base of operations is located in Dover, Ohio.
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