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By PRWEB
Countrywide Bank, a division of Treasury Bank, N.A., is opening its first
financial centers in the state of Colorado – Lakewood, 7740 West Alameda
Avenue, and Littleton, 2030 East County Line Road, Unit C. The new financial
centers will provide area residents with easy access to high deposit rates as
well as personalized financial expertise from Countrywide Bank’s professional
staff.
THOUSAND OAKS, CA (PRWEB) September 19, 2004 -- Countrywide Bank, a division
of Treasury Bank, N.A., today announced its continued national expansion with
the opening of its first financial centers in the state of Colorado. The new
centers, located in Lakewood and Littleton are the latest representation of
the Bank’s proven economic model, which leverages existing home loan
infrastructure to establish financial centers that offer sought after high-
rate deposit products.
"We have created a cost-effective delivery channel to offer consumers what
they value most – consistently high rates on savings and deposit products and
personalized customer service," said James S. Furash, Countrywide Bank
president. "Now Denver area residents don’t have to hunt around for the best
rates, they can take comfort in knowing that Countrywide Bank will
consistently offer the top rates in the country."
Ranked among the top one percent of all banks in the nation*, Countrywide
Bank’s distinctive business model, which leverages parent company Countrywide
Financial Corporation’s existing infrastructure, has proven successful. The
unique low-overhead strategy of providing expertly staffed financial centers
instead of large, costly, traditional bank branches helps pass the savings on
to consumers in the form of higher rate CDs and other savings products.
Providing area residents with easy access to high deposit rates as well as
personalized financial expertise from the Bank’s professional staff, the
centers are located at:
* Lakewood -- 7740 West Alameda Avenue
* Littleton -- 2030 East County Line Road, Unit C
Countrywide Bank is a member of the Countrywide Financial Corporation family
of companies, which includes Countrywide Home Loans. The company’s mortgage
lending division has been helping area residents achieve the dream of
homeownership for decades. This long-term experience and trusted history
makes Countrywide Bank exceptionally primed to serve the specific needs of
local consumers.
Countrywide, through its family of companies, offers consumers diverse
products, including high-rate CDs, money market and retirement accounts, as
well as home loans and quality investment and insurance products.**
Countrywide Bank’s innovative financial centers offer access to free
professional counseling from banking experts. In addition, customers can
check today’s rates, access account information and open new accounts via
telephone at 1-877-CWBANK-5 or by visiting the Countrywide Bank Web site,
http://www.countrywidebank.com (http://www.countrywidebank.com) . For
information about employment opportunities with Countrywide, visit http://www.
countrywidecareers.com (http://www.countrywidecareers.com)
About Countrywide Bank
Countrywide Bank, a division of Treasury Bank, N.A., is a member of the
Countrywide Financial Corporation (NYSE: CFC) family of companies.
Countrywide Bank has received the most recent Top Tier Award from Bankrate.
com® for offering deposit products having relatively high annual percentage
yields (APYs) compared to other institutions during the same quarter.
Countrywide Bank offers highly competitive rates on certificates of deposit,
money market and individual retirement accounts. Customers can review banking
products and services, check rates on deposits, and apply for new accounts by
phone, online, or at one of the financial centers. For more information about
Countrywide Bank, call 1-877-CWBANK-5 or visit www.countrywidebank.com (http:/
/www.countrywidebank.com). Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender.
*Based on current assets and other banking data reported to the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) quarterly.
** Investment and insurance products are not deposits, not FDIC insured, not
guaranteed by any bank, not insured by any Federal Government agency and may
lose value.
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