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Welcome to Old Point Trust & Financial Services

Old Point Trust and Financial Services is a wholly owned subsidiary of Old Point Financial Corporation, which also owns Old Point National Bank. Trust powers were granted to Old Point National Bank in 1926. Old Point Trust was chartered on April 1, 1999 as a separate trust company. 

Old Point Trust and Financial Services is the largest trust company headquartered in Hampton Roads offering local, community based management of our clients’ assets.

Old Point Trust and Financial Services offers a full line of services including, but not limited to: investment research, asset management, performance analysis, estate and trust administration, estate and retirement strategy planning. We provide employee benefit services, including recordkeeping, plan administration and employee allocations. Old Point Trust and Financial Services is capable of coordinating legal, accounting, investment, insurance and other professional needs on a continuous and consistent basis. Our professional staff carries a number of advanced certifications.

The principal focus of Old Point Trust and Financial Services is to provide integrated investment, fiduciary and wealth management services with diligence, care and superior customer service.
 

Investment Commentary

Defenestration


Defenestration is the act of throwing a person or thing out of a window. Whether an account statement, an investment idea or perhaps even an actual broker, I suspect that there was a higher incidence of defenestration during the first two months of 2009 than we have experienced in several decades. >Read More