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By StoryStudio on February 10, 2025

Banking is now more convenient than ever, moving at your pace and tailored to your needs. You might start your morning checking your account balance on your phone, swing by a branch on your lunch break to talk about a mortgage or plan your budget with a banker That's exactly the kind of versatile, life-fitting service Chase is bringing to more Alabama communities with an ambitious expansion plan: 24 new branches and more than 170 local jobs across the state. Jennifer DiSalvo, Chase’s Market Director in Alabama, knows that banking is not one size fits all and emphasizes their commitment to community, “Chase offers options suitable to the needs of our community—whether residents prefer to bank online or prefer to come and talk in person with our skilled and knowledgeable bankers at any of our Alabama branches.”

The banking world may feel split between two extremes: fully digital or fully old-school. Chase is taking a different route in Alabama, proving you can have both the convenience of modern banking and the personal touch of a local institution. For example, the Chase Mobile® app puts just about every banking task right at your fingertips. Need to deposit a check? Snap a photo. Want to send money to your kid in college? Done in seconds. Looking to lock your misplaced debit card? Just tap a button. The app even helps you track your spending and set savings goals; it's like having financial guidance right in your pocket. But Chase knows banking isn’t all about apps and online banking. Real relationships need real people—that's why many of the faces you see behind the counter and in offices are your neighbors, part of the fabric of the local community. DiSalvo echoes this sentiment, saying, “These Chase experts are a part of the community. They’re local and understand what’s important to the people of Alabama which is what I find really special.”

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One of those resources making a difference is Chase’s commitment to financial education. Chase offers complimentary educational workshops that cover everything from budgeting and first-time home buying to building credit. Through practical resources, you can learn about credit health, budgeting strategies, and smart investing—whether you’re a Chase customer or not.

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“We want to make sure our customers are getting the right guidance from the people who care about the community and people they can see themselves in,” says DiSalvo. Each branch acts more like a neighborhood financial hub than a traditional bank. By hiring straight from Alabama communities to staff its new locations, the banker helping you plan your financial future might be someone you see grabbing coffee at your local spot or shopping at your neighborhood grocery store. It's this combination of national bank capability and local bank familiarity that Chase is bringing to more Alabama communities. They're proving that modern banking doesn't have to mean choosing between digital convenience and personal service—you can have both.

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Need more personalized guidance? Chase offers one-on-one sessions with experienced bankers who can help map out your financial future. Want to buy your first home? They’ll walk you through the process step by step. Trying to boost your credit score? They’ll help you develop a solid plan. The best part? Helpful resources like these can also be found online to review at your own pace. Chase understands that building financial resilience isn’t about attending a workshop or reading a single guide—it’s about having ongoing access to the tools and knowledge you need. And with workshops scheduled throughout the year, you can build your financial knowledge at a pace that works for you.

Ready to experience banking that fits your life? Find your nearest Chase branch—and while you’re there, check out the schedule of upcoming financial workshops. Whether you’re just starting your financial journey or ready to take your next big step, Chase’s doors are open. Stop by a branch to meet your local team.

Chase offers options suitable to the needs of our community —whether residents prefer to bank online or prefer to come and talk in person with our skilled and knowledgeable bankers at any of our Alabama branches.

That’s because, in Alabama, Chase is taking a distinctly local approach. The familiar blue octagon is popping up in more neighborhoods, with each new branch powered by local professionals who know the area because, well, they live here too. Every year, millions of people make financial resolutions that are often hard to stick with. But Chase is focusing on something more sustainable: helping Alabamians build strong financial foundations that last well beyond the new year. Whether you’re saving for a house, planning for retirement, or just trying to make your money work harder for you, they’re setting up shop to help you get there.

These Chase experts are a part of the community. They’re local and understand what’s important to the people of Alabama which is what I find really special.

Chase Community Managers offer more than traditional banking services. They're active local partners who facilitate financial health workshops, connect with small businesses, and help customers navigate important financial decisions. It's the kind of personal service you'd expect from a local bank, backed by Chase's national resources and technology.

We want to make sure our customers are getting the right guidance from the people who care about the community and people they can see themselves in.