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Bristol County Savings Bank Names Frank Cusanno Mortgage Consultant at Their Franklin, Ma Office
By: Nancy Sheerin | 21/02/2008 | Banking
Cusanno will be serving the mortgage needs of residents of Franklin as well as the surrounding communities of Bellingham, Medfield, Medway, Millis, Norfolk, Sharon, Walpole and Wrentham.

Bristol County Savings Bank Hosts Homebuyer Fair on Saturday May 3 in the Carousel at Battleship Cove in Fall River, Ma
By: Steve Dubin | 28/04/2008 | Business
The Homebuyers Fair will feature light refreshments, free carousel rides, and free giveaways as well as a $250 credit toward closing costs with Bristol County Savings Bank.

Bristol County Savings Bank Names Jackie Theis Branch Manager of Their Raynham, Ma Office
By: Steve Dubin | 28/04/2008 | Business
Bristol County Savings Bank, a $1.1 billion mutual savings bank founded in 1846 and headquartered in Taunton, MA, has 10 offices in Eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Bristol County Savings Bank Announces Equity Builder Grants for Eligible First Time Homebuyers
By: Steve Dubin | 11/06/2008 | Banking
Applications for grant requests are now being accepted and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis for income eligible households in Franklin, Wrentham, and Plainville, MA; and in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.

Bristol County Savings Charitable Foundation Awards $25,000 Grant to Umass Dartmouth
By: Steve Dubin | 25/06/2008 | Banking
The UMass Dartmouth Foundation will use the grant to help fund the 2008 Freedom Festival to be held on the campus on July 3. More than 20,000 area residents from Massachusetts and Rhode Island enjoy this annual traditional 4th of July celebration.

Bristol County Savings Bank Acquires Interest in Farrell Backlund Insurance Agency
By: Steve Dubin | 02/07/2008 | Banking
Bristol County Savings Bank has acquired a substantial interest in the Farrell Backlund Insurance Agency, LLC, one of the region’s largest property and casualty insurance agencies with 48 employees and four offices in Bristol County.

Bristol County Savings Bank Hosts Bobblehead Doll Night at Mccoy Stadium on Saturday August 2nd
By: Steve Dubin | 14/07/2008 | Banking
By the time the first pitch is thrown, as the PawSox take on the Scranton WB Yankees, 4,000 lucky young fans under the age of 14 will be the proud owners of collector’s edition Dustin Pedroia bobblehead dolls.

Tom Drummey Named Randolph Savings Bank President and Chief Executive Officer
By: Steve Dubin | 17/07/2008 | Banking
Drummey, formerly the Bank’s Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, will succeed Richard Boonisar who is retiring in July.

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The Emergence of Online Banking
By: Ann Knapp | 21/08/2008
There was a day when personal banking required a trip to the bank, standing in often long lines, and making a transaction via a bank teller. Money was accessible only at a brick and mortar location. Any financial needs not taken care of by the end of the business day would have to wait until the next.

Fac Wins Bermuda Innovation Award
By: Tug Search | 20/08/2008
Hamilton, Bermuda. April 30, 2008. First Atlantic Commerce Ltd. (FAC), a leading international, multi-currency payment and risk management solutions provider, last week won the Bermuda Governments Ministry of Telecommunications & E-Commerces Innovation of the Year award for FACs online Consumer Authentication solutions.

Now Enjoy the Benefits of Online Banking Services
By: Addi | 20/08/2008
Online banking services are now being offered by almost every bank on this earth. It is because this is a very successful and easy way by which a bank can go to a person's house too.

That Was Then This is Now: E-Commerce And Online Banking
By: Ann Knapp | 20/08/2008
It's hard to believe that not all that long ago - in the distant past - there was no such thing as e-commerce. There was no place to sell goods to an international audience via the World Wide Web.

Defining QROPs for Pensions
By: Amy Nutt | 19/08/2008
QROPS stands for Qualifying Recognized Overseas Pension Scheme and is a pension scheme that is offered to those who hold a UK pension plan but reside in another country. There are tremendous financial benefits if you plan accordingly.

Evolution of Credit Cards and Online Banking
By: Ann Knapp | 19/08/2008
Since the early 19th century, businesses and consumers have made use of credit in the place of currency. But credit stretches even as far back as ancient Babylon. History has recorded individuals who set up payments in exchange for goods that they could not afford to purchase outright.

Online Banking: Increasingly Convenient
By: Ann Knapp | 19/08/2008
The fastest, most convenient way to access one's bank account information, online banking has gained widespread acceptance for its ease, accessibility and security. From a home computer, users can log onto their bank account and initiate transactions 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Focus on Importance and Requirements of a Current Account
By: Addi | 13/08/2008
Economically,the current account is one of the two basic components of the balance of payments, the other is the capital account. It is the sum total of the balance of trade, net factor income such as interest and dividends or net transfer payments such as foreign help.

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Sprink Tech Company, Inc., a leading provider of sprinkler systems for educational, commercial, residential and retail clients throughout Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New Hampshire, has been contracted to design and install the fire sprinkler system at Schoolhouse 77 in Roxbury, MA

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Visit Old Colony Elderly Services at the Health Fair at the Marshfield Fair on August 19th
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Hub Plumbing & Mechanical Offers Steps to Curb Ac Costs Now and Lower Winter Heating Bills Too!
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