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The Himmelstein Companies consists if three companies operated out of one location. Insurance/Investment Advisory + Brokerage + Real Estate Ownership
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Financial
- Bank Services1
- Charitable Trusts5
- Commodity Contracts Brokers and Dealers3
- Credit Unions, Federally Chartered9
- Credit Unions, Not Federally Chartered4
- Federal Banks16
- Federal Credit Agencies7
- Investment Advice27
- Investors, NEC20
- Loan Brokers8
- Mortgage Bankers and Loan Correspondents26
- National Commercial Banks9
- Offices of Holding Companies, NEC3
- Patent Owners and Lessors3
- Personal Credit Institutions5
- Real Estate Investment Trusts1
- Security Brokers, Dealers, and Flotation Companies15
- Short-Term Business Credit Institutions, Except Agricultural1
- State Commercial Banks6
- Tax Return Preparation Services12
Other locations for category Financial
- Avon228
- Berlin122
- Bristol258
- Broad Brook14
- Burlington51
- Canton53
- Canton Center3
- Collinsville13
- East Berlin13
- East Glastonbury3
- East Granby21
- East Hartford305
- East Hartland1
- East Windsor46
- Enfield197
- Farmington407
- Glastonbury414
- Granby47
- Hartford1426
- Manchester318
- Marlborough35
- Milldale3
- New Britain216
- Newington146
- North Granby2
- Plainville93
- Plantsville32
- Rocky Hill204
- Simsbury136
- South Glastonbury23
- South Windsor167
- Southington174
- Suffield55
- Unionville51
- Weatogue29
- West Granby9
- West Hartford239
- West Hartland2
- West Simsbury16
- West Suffield9
- Wethersfield244
- Windsor171
- Windsor Locks88
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Financial
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- Bank Services1
- Charitable Trusts5
- Commodity Contracts Brokers and Dealers3
- Credit Unions, Federally Chartered9
- Credit Unions, Not Federally Chartered4
- Federal Banks16
- Federal Credit Agencies7
- Investment Advice27
- Investors, NEC20
- Loan Brokers8
- Mortgage Bankers and Loan Correspondents26
- National Commercial Banks9
- Offices of Holding Companies, NEC3
- Patent Owners and Lessors3
- Personal Credit Institutions5
- Real Estate Investment Trusts1
- Security Brokers, Dealers, and Flotation Companies15
- Short-Term Business Credit Institutions, Except Agricultural1
- State Commercial Banks6
- Tax Return Preparation Services12
City or suburb
- Avon228
- Berlin122
- Bristol258
- Broad Brook14
- Burlington51
- Canton53
- Canton Center3
- Collinsville13
- East Berlin13
- East Glastonbury3
- East Granby21
- East Hartford305
- East Hartland1
- East Windsor46
- Enfield197
- Farmington407
- Glastonbury414
- Granby47
- Hartford1426
- Manchester318
- Marlborough35
- Milldale3
- New Britain216
- Newington146
- North Granby2
- Plainville93
- Plantsville32
- Rocky Hill204
- Simsbury136
- South Glastonbury23
- South Windsor167
- Southington174
- Suffield55
- Unionville51
- Weatogue29
- West Granby9
- West Hartford239
- West Hartland2
- West Simsbury16
- West Suffield9
- Wethersfield244
- Windsor171
- Windsor Locks88
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