Ion Bank Opens New Branch In South Windsor

SOUTH WINDSOR, CT — A Naugatuck-based bank has opened its 20th branch at the site of the former Prudential office at 1751 Ellington Road, on the Stop & Shop Plaza grounds.

The newest office of Ion Bank, founded in Naugatuck in 1870, features Personal Teller Machine (PTM) technology with extended hours. In addition to its lobby hours, the PTM with an Interactive Teller is available from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday.

"This is an exciting opportunity to bring a true community bank to South Windsor," President and CEO David J. Rotatori said. "As a mutual bank, we do what is in the best interest of our customers and the communities we serve. We’re thrilled to now be part of the South Windsor community and welcome the opportunity to serve its residents, families and businesses."

The PTM technology gives customers the ability to interact with a live teller through two-way video. Bank customers may conduct typical transactions through the Personal Teller Machine, including making deposits and payments, transferring money, cashing checks and more.

The new South Windsor branch is staffed with consultative Personal Bankers who can serve customers’ needs with everything from a new checking account or mortgage to a business loan and a Commercial Lending team. Additionally, wealth management services are available through Ion Investments.

For more information, visit ionbank.com.

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