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Eagle Savings Bank is Ohio’s oldest community bank, founded in and proudly serving the Cincinnati area for over 135 years. It is a financially stable, conservative, local bank, that’s big on personal service. The bank offers state-of-the art banking products. This includes mobile and on-line banking, hundreds of ATM locations, checking and savings products, along with personal and business loan products to meet most borrowers’ needs. Eagle Savings has dedicated itself to Mortgages and helping home buyers. It offers some of the best rates in the area, low closing costs, and quick closings.
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