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Established in 1853, and growing

John McIntyre by John McIntyre
October 14, 2015
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Established in 1853, and growing
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Established in 1853, Kinderhook Bank is a growing and locally headquartered community bank that offers competitive products and services with the most current technology available to meet the needs of our customers. Whether it’s the convenience of a branch location, doing your banking online or on your mobile/tablet, they can help you with all your banking needs!

They recently announced expansion within Albany County with branch locations at 39 North Pearl Street in downtown Albany, at 782 Troy-Schenectady Road in Latham, and also in Delaware Plaza in Delmar. Kinderhook Bank is bringing community banking with a high tech twist to individuals and businesses in the Capital District.

Are you looking for a rewards checking account for you or your college-bound high school senior? Do you need a savings account for your children? Or are you looking to make some home improvements? Check out the eFreedom or Smart$tudent checking accounts and Kid$kash savings offered by Kinderhook Bank. Their new Home Equity Line of Credit product may be just what you’re looking for to finish that remodel this Fall. Details of that program can be found on this page.

Kinderhook Bank had small-medium sized businesses in mind when they developed their Premier Business Checking account. If you’re looking to expand your already successful business, be sure to contact them to review their business loan programs. They are one of the top Small Business Administration and USDA lenders in the area and have the business expertise and products to help your business be even more successful.

When you bank with Kinderhook Bank, you not only get great product choices and the latest technology, you get great service from local community bankers. Come see why they are your kind of bank.

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