Effective Nov. 5, Lancaster-based Fulton Financial Corp. announced the merger of Prudential Bank with and into Fulton Bank and the conversion of Prudential's systems onto Fulton Bank's banking platforms.
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Mid Penn Bank to open financial center in Allentown
Mid Penn Bank, a wholly owned subsidiary of Mid Penn Bancorp Inc., is opening a financial center in Allentown, its first full-service financial center in the Lehigh Valley.
Read More »State collects $2.9 million in general fund revenue for August
Pennsylvania collected $2.9 billion in general fund revenue last month, which was $63.8 million - or 2.3% - more than anticipated, the Department of Revenue reported Thursday.
Read More »Venues bounce back with help from SBA funding
The pandemic had a long tail for Pennsylvania’s music and sports venues, many of which found themselves closed into the latter half of 2021 before they could begin hosting events once again.
Read More »Gov. Wolf’s 2022-23 budget proposes $4.5 billion spending increase
In his final budget speech before the General Assembly on Tuesday, Gov. Tom Wolf looked back at how the state has recovered from the budget deficit it was in during his first budget address in 2015 and highlighted plans for a $43.7 billion budget that he says can leverage the state’s current surplus.
Read More »Pennsylvania borrowers to receive $67 million in debt cancellation through Navient settlement
Pennsylvania borrowers impacted by allegedly deceptive practices by student loan servicer Navient, will receive $3.5 million in restitution payments and $67 million in debt cancellation.
Read More »Fulton Financial chief legal officer to retire, his replacement joins senior management team
Fulton Financial Corp. senior executive vice president, chief legal officer and corporate secretary, Daniel Stolzer, will retire Jan 7, after more than eight years with the Lancaster bank.
Read More »Federal grant funding to support Pennsylvania’s child care subsidies
Child Care Works (CCW), Pennsylvania’s subsidized child care program, is set to receive $352 million in funding to decrease costs to families who qualify for subsidized care and add incentives for child care providers.
Read More »Expecting a baby? Here’s how to get your finances ready
Preparing for a baby doesn't just stop at picking the name or setting up the nursery. It also requires a lot of financial planning.
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