No matter where you live in New Hampshire, chances are you have a farm stand or farmer’s market right in your backyard. In fact, there’s no shortage of farms to support in this great state, which is why our team at Franklin Savings Bank is eager to share some resources to help you source the freshest ingredients this summer.

When asked to identify the quintessential ingredient that makes community banking special, I do not hesitate to answer “relationships.” And it has never been more apparent then over the past few months when Franklin Savings Bank reached out to the community during the coronavirus pandemic to provide assistance to our customers in a time of need.

Our team at Franklin Savings Bank is eager to observe Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) Awareness Day and published this week’s blog post in order to educate our eligible clients on the opportunity to save their hard earned money.

In recognition of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, we want to provide our seniors and their family members and caregivers with tips to guard against financial exploitation. Roughly 20 percent of older Americans fall prey to financial exploitation losing on average $120,000, or $3 billion every year, according to a study from the AARP Public Policy Institute.

As more and more of our professional and personal interactions move online, including online and mobile banking, it’s important to be safe in cyberspace.

At Franklin Savings Bank, we are committed to cyber safety and eager to protect our customers by sharing some important tips on how to stay secure in cyberspace.