Would you rather come across a creepy crawly in your shower or find out that somebody stole your Social Security number?

Insurance firm Millers Mutual Group Inc. has found a new home in Swatara Township after selling its headquarters building in Harrisburg last year.

A new study finds that people living around Harrisburg and Lancaster may have more discretionary income than residents of other places in the Northeast.

Lancaster County accounting company Trout, Ebersole & Groff LLP recently bought a business valuation firm.

Prosecutors have indicted a former financial adviser for an alleged scheme that defrauded clients of more than $290,000.

Two top executives at Fulton Financial Corp. and its Fulton Bank subsidiary plan to retire in the coming months, the company announced at the close of business Monday.

RKL plans to grow its capital region presence through a merger with Padden, Guerrini & Associates, a Mechanicsburg-area accounting firm.

The marriage between BankMobile and its Florida suitor appears to be back on track.

Good times, bad times, the banks have had their share.

Three days after watching Mike Wilson tour construction sites with tenants, run staff meetings on future developments and call press conferences to extend daily restaurant operations in Midtown Harrisburg, developer Ralph Vartan got to experience what it's like living in his friend's shoes — literally.

Donald Nikolaus, the CEO of Donegal Mutual Insurance, is on a medical leave of absence, the Lancaster County-based company said Thursday.

Banks in Central Pennsylvania made fewer but larger loans through the U.S. Small Business Administration's signature lending program in the last fiscal year.

Bank of Bird-in-Hand is working on a bank branch on wheels that could start rolling through Lancaster and Chester counties early next year.

Mike Wilson didn't exactly paint the town purple — or even a shade of merlot — as he swapped jobs for the day on Monday with Ralph Vartan, CEO of Susquehanna Township-based Vartan Group Inc.

Several state agencies and a bevy of Pennsylvania credit unions partnered this weekend to hold five simultaneous financial reality fairs for people getting ready to re-enter society after serving prison sentences.