NOTICE: Beginning April 8th, our Central Street entrance at our Main Office in Franklin will be temporarily inaccessible. Our parking lot entrance and lobby will remain open. We invite you to use the ATM machine at our 933 Central Street, Franklin location. Or you may access cash from over 55,000 fee-free ATMs using the Allpoint Network. The Allpoint app is available for download in the Apple or Google Play Stores. https://www.fsbnh.bank/personal-banking/allpoint-atms/ . For more information on the renovation click here.
NOTICE: Due to inclement weather, all Franklin Savings Bank locations will be closed on Thursday, April 4th. Feel free to check back here, or on our Facebook and Instagram pages, for udpates. Our Online and Mobile Banking services are available 24/7 so you can bank anytime.
NOTICE: Beginning April 8th, our Central Street entrance at our Main Office in Franklin will be temporarily inaccessible. Our parking lot entrance and lobby will remain open. We invite you to use the ATM machine at our 933 Central Street, Franklin location. Or you may access cash from over 55,000 fee-free ATMs using the Allpoint Network. The Allpoint app is available for download in the Apple or Google Play Stores. https://www.fsbnh.bank/personal-banking/allpoint-atms/
Whether you’re out and about holiday shopping or shopping online, be mindful to keep your personally identifiable information (PII) safe. Scammers know this is the perfect opportunity to be a Grinch and steal the holiday cheer of unsuspecting shoppers – while cashing in big-time. Online shopping poses a potential threat from cyber thieves who are poised to steal PII.
The more you understand the tools and schemes hackers use to access your personal information, the more you will be able to protect yourself from cyberattacks!
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.
In part 2 of our cybersecurity series, we focus on the popular types of cyber-scams and what to watch out for.
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