Moorestown

Would you long for a quieter, a simpler life, a life which gives you the opportunity to reflect, to read a book once in a while? In my growing up days, I do not remember ever going out to buy a new dress until I was perhaps 10 years old, and I remember my mother taking me to Jimmy Jones's in Germantown.

We were living by that time in Moorestown, New Jersey, but my mother, having grown up in Germantown, had the feeling that surely there couldn't be any store in the world as good as Jimmy Jones's, and so that's where we always went.

It was quite a long trek.

And when we actually went to the floor on which they had the $7 dresses, that took my breath away because I don't think I had ever had a dress that cost more than $2.98.

So fintech's growing market share, the traditional banking environment spurred Valley National Bank Corp's announced acquisition of BlueVine.

Uh, the Moorestown, New Jersey-based bank aims to benefit from the Jersey City, New Jersey-based fintech's rate durable deposit base and client acquisition capabilities.

Uh, banks increasingly need proven digital acquisition channels, proprietary technology, and modern customer experiences, Robin said, "Rather than waiting for chartered fintechs to compete with us for small business relationships, we are proactively combining Valley's banking foundation with BlueVine's digital growth engine." Yes, exactly.

Uh, fintechs getting a bank charter makes a lot of sense, both the economics, the regulatory certainty, just the ability to control your destiny.

Near 70 in Sussex.

The same in Moorestown.

White Plains, 66 for you.

Jefferson, 66 as well.

Let's go to callers.

Let's go to, uh, Joyce in Moorestown.

Joyce on Talk Radio 1210 with Justin Murphy, Candidate Spotlight.

Hey, Joyce.

You know, Janet and I get married in '93, and we have Gabrielle, and then we have Vinnie.

And, and, and I'm there with the kids when actually I got a phone call from, uh, NFL Films and, which was right around the corner in Moorestown, New Jersey.

Mm-hmm.

And, uh, there was a guy, one of the producers there, and, and he, uh, said to me, "Hey, listen, you know, it's the 25th anniversary of the movie Rocky." And they always used to call me Mike.