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WSFS Bank is a federally-charted bank based in Wilmington, Delaware founded in 1832 and a wholly-owned subsidiary of WSFS Financial Corporation, a publicly traded financial services holding company. WSFS Bank offers personal and business banking services including personal loans, mortgages, auto loans, construction loans, commercial loans and lines of credit, merchant services, credit cards, private banking, investment services, trust services, wealth management, and other banking and financial services. WSFS Bank serves customers from more than 90 banking offices in Delaware, the City of Philadelphia and southeastern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey, Virginia, and Nevada.
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