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.
HOLIDAY NOTICE: All Franklin Savings Bank offices will be closed on Monday, May 27th in observance of Memorial Day. Our Online and Mobile Banking services are available 24/7 so you can bank at your convenience. Click here to learn more.
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/
Franklin Savings Bank recently recognized 12 employees for achieving service milestones at its Employee Recognition Night. Collectively, these individuals have amassed 125 years of service with the bank!
Franklin Savings Bank elects five new Corporators at 152nd Annual Meeting of Corporators
Franklin Savings Bank is pleased to announce the promotions of Brian Bozak, Garrett Henry, John Bortolotto, Sue Paradis, Tab Gerry and Heather Bisson.
Franklin Savings Bank recently pledged its support to the Nashua Soup Kitchen and Liberty House to assist these organizations with major fundraising campaigns. The bank purchased $2,500 in NH Community Development Finance Authority tax credits to assist the Nashua Soup Kitchen with expanding its 35 Spring Street emergency shelter. The facility, formerly known as Sacred […]
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