- A
savings bank is a
financial institution that is not run on a profit-maximizing basis, and
whose original or
primary purpose is
collecting deposits on...
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Savings Bank (TSB) was a
British financial institution that
operated between 1810 and 1995 when it was
merged with
Lloyds Bank.
Trustee savings banks...
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include building societies and
trustee savings banks. They are
often mutually held (often
called mutual savings banks),
meaning that the
depositors and borrowers...
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National Savings and
Investments (NS&I),
formerly called the Post
Office Savings Bank and
National Savings, is a state-owned
savings bank in the United...
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American Savings Bank (ASB) is an
American bank that is one of Hawaii’s
largest financial institutions headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii. The
company operates...
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Dollar Savings Bank of New York was a
bank that
operated in New York City
between 1890 and 2004.
Dollar Savings Bank of New York was
formed on June 23...
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Airdrie Savings Bank was a
small commercial bank operation in the
Lanarkshire area of Scotland. It ran
three branches throughout the area, with its head...
- A
mutual savings bank is a
financial institution chartered by a
central or
regional government,
without capital stock,
owned by its
members who subscribe...
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Ridgewood Savings Bank is the
largest mutual savings bank in New York
State and was
founded in 1921. It
operates 36
branches across New York City's five...
- The
Williamsburgh Savings Bank Tower, also
known as One
Hanson Place, is a skys****er in the Fort
Greene neighborhood of
Brooklyn in New York City, New...
