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We are thrilled to announce we will be opening a new branch location at 21 Farmington Road (Route 11) in Rochester in early summer 2022. The land purchase was finalized in late September and construction is slated to begin soon. For over 150 years, MVSB has been serving the people, businesses, nonprofits and municipalities of New Hampshire and the new office will be a full-service branch offering a wide range of modern banking and lending services. “We are excited to announce the expansion of MVSB to the Rochester area. The branch will be a state-of-the-art facility that will serve customers […]

GOALS gives you the opportunity to pay yourself first and keeps your targeted savings separate from your regular spending and savings accounts—offering you ease, clarity and discipline with your savings! Monitor the progress in your GOALS savings account(s) at a glance with GOALS charts and add extra money at any time to reach your target faster. Already a MVSB online and mobile banking user? You’ll find GOALS directly above ACCOUNTS in online banking or the mobile app. If you’re not yet enrolled in online or mobile banking, sign up for online banking or download the MVSB apple or android app now. Setting up […]

Sister organizations MVSB and NHTrust will be hosting a complimentary webinar on Outsmarting the Scammers at noon Wednesday, October 27. Attendees will learn about top fraud trends from resident experts, to help avoid being tricked by the most current schemes. Registration is open at mvsb.com/fraudclass. “Fraud cases are on the rise, and scammers are getting more sophisticated,” said Cody Gibbs, Fraud Analyst. “This webinar allows us to present useful information to our community members about how to protect account information and keep an eye out for common fraud tactics. We hope to give participants valuable tools and peace of mind.” […]

We are excited to announce the winners of our annual photo contest. Selected photos will be featured in the community calendar as well as on the Bank’s website and social media. Images will also be included in desk calendars, holiday cards and note cards. Complimentary calendars will be available to the public during the late fall in the Bank’s branch offices. “The submissions for this year’s photo contest were incredible, and they really captured the different seasons and unique character of New Hampshire. It’s always challenging to narrow down the entries to our top picks,” said Deborah Irwin, Assistant Vice […]

We are proud to sponsor New Hampshire Now, a collaborative effort between New Hampshire Historical Society and New Hampshire Society of Photographic Artists portraying current life in New Hampshire through photography. The curated collection will be presented in a limited-edition book, available for purchase beginning Oct. 1, as well as in a series of simultaneous exhibits at locations across the state starting the same date. With more than 55 accomplished photographers featured, New Hampshire Artist Laureate Gary Samson curated the project, selecting from more than 10,000 photographs submitted. The photographs depict all aspects of contemporary life in the state, from […]

We are pleased to announce the 2021 recipients of the James D. Sutherland Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship is awarded annually to one graduating senior from high schools located in towns and cities where MVSB has a branch. This year’s recipients include:Annabelle Eisenmann, of Gilmanton, attending Bridgewater State University Katherine Allen, of Laconia, attending New Hampshire Technical Institute Ryan Mason, of Moultonborough, attending University of New Hampshire Ashley DeRuvo, of Holderness, attending Cleveland Institute of Art Justin Maynard, of Alton, attending Champlain College Emma Richardson, of Meredith, attending the University of Southern Maine Sara Grace Barba, of Rye, attending University of […]

We are proud to support Lakes Region Community Developers (LRCD) with the purchase of $10,000 in tax credits through the New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority (CDFA). The funds will be put towards the Gale School Redevelopment Project at 60 Concord Street in Belmont Village. The Gale School was built in 1894, and was used by the Belmont School District until the mid-1980s when it was vacated. Since then, the empty building has stood vacant and fallen into disrepair. In 2017 it was selected as one of New Hampshire’s Seven to Save and in 2018 was named to the New […]