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March 20 is the first day of SPRING:

At this time of new beginnings, how can Hyperion help you take a fresh look at your personal and/or business banking needs? Together let’s plant seeds to make your Q2 the best ever!

At Hyperion Bank, supporting organizations that strengthen our communities is at the heart of what we do. One organization making a meaningful difference is The Reflect Organization, a nonprofit dedicated to helping higher education students build supportive communities and address mental health and wellness challenges together.

Reflect’s story began at the University of Pennsylvania, where founder Jared Fenton noticed that many students were quietly struggling. What started as simple conversations with and among students has grown into a nationally recognized nonprofit that equips college and higher education students to foster cultures of openness, connection and mutual support on their campuses.

Under the leadership of Executive Director SJ Kounoupis, Reflect works with colleges and universities to help students lead peer-led, evidence-based programs focused on wellbeing, authenticity and community. Within these, students can talk openly about their experiences and learn how to support one another.

Gaining recognition

Reflect’s program model was recently named as a Best Practice for Mental Wellness in Higher Education by The Pennsylvania Department of Education, and has been invited as one of a select few industry-leading vendors to present at the state’s upcoming PA EmpowerU convening in Harrisburg in April.

Reflect is also preparing to launch an expanded version of its Summer Fellowship program that will bring together students from multiple colleges to become wellness leaders on their campuses. Through the Fellowship, students will collaborate on social impact projects designed to strengthen community and promote a culture of mental wellness on campus.

“Reflect is committed to finding new ways to make our work accessible to as many students as possible,” Kounoupis says. “We’ve rallied our donors and supporters to ensure that budget challenges in higher education don’t have to be the end of our conversation with new partner schools. Students want to support each other, but they often don’t feel like they have the tools or the structure to know how to do it; our programs empower students to lead those conversations and create communities where their peers feel seen and supported.”

Hyperion Bank is proud to support Reflect and its mission, and we look forward to seeing the organization continue to grow its impact on campuses nationwide. As Reflect expands its programs and partnerships, the organization remains focused on its core goal: helping students build communities where no one has to struggle alone.

THANK YOU to our customers, business partners, team members and other stakeholders whose support enabled Hyperion to be recognized in a recent issue of the Philadelphia Business Journal as #1 among Fastest-Growing Residential Real Estate Lenders – Banks. Hyperion Mortgage is a joint venture, operating in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, South Carolina and Tennessee. We appreciate the opportunity to be your financial partner, in residential lending and beyond! Offer of credit subject to approval. Equal Housing Lender.

Women’s History Month: Women in and around banking

March is Women’s History Month, celebrating both past and present contributions by women. It’s an opportunity to learn more about women who have made and are making an impact on Atlanta, Philadelphia…and the world. We thought we would mark the occasion by noting milestones by and for women in and around banking:

• 1862: California became the first state to allow women to open bank accounts.
• 1875: Louise M. Weiser became the first woman president of an American bank (Winnesheik County Bank, Iowa).
• 1903: Maggie Lena Walker (pictured), a pioneering African American businesswoman, became the first woman to charter a bank (St. Luke's Penny Savings Bank, Richmond, VA).
• 1974: The Equal Credit Opportunity Act revolutionized women’s financial independence by prohibiting gender- and marital-status discrimination in lending; it enabled women to obtain credit cards, mortgages and business loans without a male co-signer, effectively dismantling practices where lenders discounted women’s income.
• 1975: First Women’s Bank opened in New York City, focusing on financial education for women.
• 2021: Janet Yellen became the first woman U.S. Treasury Secretary.

Traveling? Check your Hyperion card functionality on your Hyperion mobile app. Log in, navigate to “cards” and set a travel plan under the Controls & Alerts section (like using your card outside the U.S.), report a lost or stolen card, activate/de-activate your card and more. See our mobile banking, mobile deposit and card management online tutorials. If you forget to change card settings and need to call while away, this number – 866-960-2547 – is your go-to; it will work after hours & across time zones, 24/7/365. Save to your phone as Hyperion Card Help. Of course, always feel free to visit our banking offices, call (215-423-2959 or 404-381-2110) or contact your fave Hyperion banker for an assist. Hyperion’s Charlie Crawford, out for a run…past a bank…on a recent trip to Vienna. Even the hotel he stayed in used to be a bank (natch). Offer of credit subject to approval.

Happy Pi Day (3.14)! At Hyperion, we know that calculating the perfect savings plan is easier than memorizing the full mathematical constant that is Pi. Stop by our Atlanta or Philadelphia banking offices so we can help you get a piece of the pie – whatever your personal or business goals are – with our competitive accounts!

March 20 is the first day of SPRING: At this time of new beginnings, how can Hyperion help you take a fresh look at your personal and/or business banking needs? Let’s plant seeds to make your Q2 the best ever!





This St. Patrick’s Day, let’s keep the green local. Keep the green in our community by supporting local businesses. As a community bank – of, by and for the communities we serve – we are proud to invest in the local economies from which we emerge and for which we were founded. We’re lucky to call Metro Atlanta, the Philly Region…and beyond…home! 

In the runup to tax time – or any other time your mind is on long-term savings – Hyperion Bank can help! Hyperion offers both Traditional IRAs and Roth IRA accounts FDIC-insured up to $250,000. You can even open an IRA Statement Savings Account with a minimum deposit of just $50.



With Hyperion Bank’s access to ICS® and CDARS® programs, you can access multi-million-dollar FDIC protection by working directly with just our bank. This ensures your funds are insured above and beyond the standard FDIC protection that you have automatically. Learn more about safety, convenience, returns, flexibility and consolidated detailed reporting on our website.

Credit Education Month:

Protect credit, identity throughout the year

March is National Credit Education Month, and for our clients, credit isn't just about borrowing – it's a tool for portfolio management. To maintain your high credit score – which optimizes bridge loans, investment property financing and more – keep these tips in mind:

• Regularly review your credit report for unauthorized accounts so you’ll be less likely to fall victim to identity theft.
• Optimize debt ratios, keeping utilization low, but strategically manage large, short-term debt for investment opportunities.
• Monitor joint accounts, ensuring authorized users are not affecting your overall score.

Speak with one of our relationship bankers today to discuss your credit portfolio and other personal and business banking needs.

We celebrated quarterly birthdays and service anniversaries recently at Hyperion’s Philadelphia banking office. A spread from Chickie’s & Pete’s was lunch, with donuts from L&M Bakery, and a King Cake, in keeping with a festive Fat Tuesday theme (the authentic King Cake came directly from New Orleans!). Congratulations to our two winners – team members James Kang (shown above, right) and Ryan Elliott both got slices with the little baby inside. The Mardi Gras tradition: a person who randomly gets a King Cake slice with the baby inside is King or Queen for the day or has to buy the next King Cake or will have luck & success. The symbolism was originally religious, reflecting the Epiphany/Three Kings Day, and the “baby” was represented by a coin, bean or nut. In the 1940s a small plastic baby became the popular in-cake surprise, and that’s now become standard. It’s always great to celebrate with and for our team!

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