Ripley Federal in Georgetown, OH

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About Ripley Federal

Ripley Federal Savings Bank was incorporated in 1895. It was originally started in 1889 as The Ripley Building & Loan Association.The savings and loan association was originally located at 117 Main Street and was moved to 109 Main Street in 1914. Various Ripley and Union Township residents were employees and directors of the association throughout the years.The association became a federal association in 1935. Becoming a federal association gave security and safety to savers? deposits. Ripley Federal was the only federal savings and loan association in Adams, Brown or Clermont County. The association grew and prospered, and in 1958, the association purchased land just east of the Red Oak bridge at 252 S. Second Street. An office was constructed at this site for occupancy in January 1959. In 1974, the branch office at 200 E. State Street in Georgetown was built and due to increasing growth, a new building replacing the existing structure was constructed in 1999 to allow for increased teller and customer service areas as well as drive-thru service.In January, 2000, the Board of Directors adopted a charter and by-laws to reflect the association?s move from a traditional savings and loan to be more reflective of its current plan of overall banking. At that time the name Ripley Federal Savings Bank was adopted. The savings bank continued to grow and in 2004, the facility at 1006 S. Second Street in Ripley was built with occupancy taken in December of that year.Ripley Federal is proud to provide many varied products and services to the community, including, checking and savings accounts, IRA/Retirement accounts, safe deposit box rentals, loan products, credit cards, ATM banking at four locations, a YesBanking Info-Line available 24 hrs. a day and on-line banking.