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Princeton Bancorp Inc. Common Stock (PA) (NASDAQ:BPRN)

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Princeton Bancorp Inc. provides various banking products and services. It accepts various deposit products, loan products, debit and credit cards, and money orders, direct deposit, automated teller machines, cashier's checks, safe deposit boxes, wire transfers, night depository, remote deposit capture, debit cards, bank-by-mail, online and automated telephone banking services, as well as payroll-related services and merchant credit card processing services. Princeton Bancorp Inc., formerly known as THE BANK OF PRN, is based in Princeton, New Jersey....

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