Why Become a Member?

A credit union is much more than a typical bank.
While a bank is owned by stockholders who are in the business to earn a healthy return on their investments, our credit union is a not-for-profit, cooperative financial institution owned by its members. Business decisions at St. Mary's are driven by what is in the best interests of the membership. As a credit union founded to help underserved individuals, we continue to believe that access to financial services for the underserved is an integral part of our mission. With membership open to anyone who lives or works in New Hampshire, we are committed to the credit union philosophy of "people helping people."

Become a Member for just $5 - and access a world of great financial benefits. To become a member of St. Mary's, you must purchase a single share of Capital Stock for $5. This makes you a member, which in turn allows you to enjoy the many benefits the Credit Union offers to its membership:

• State-of-the-art banking services
• Full range of financial packages
• Competitive rates and low fees
• Expert solutions for effectively managing your financial affairs

Access to a wealth of information in our "For Members Only" Newsletter

Spring 2007 Issue

• Maximize Your Savings by Choosing the Best IRA
• Is a Reverse Mortgage Right For You?
• St. Mary’s Bank Offers New Club Accounts
• Is Refinancing Right for You?
• We’re Better than 0%
• Free Estate Planning Seminars
• 2006 Annual Shareholders Meeting
• Rimmon Heights/West Side Resource Center
  
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Fall / Winter 2006 Issue

• The Truth About Mortgage Offers That Seems Too Good To Be True
• Business Loans - Borrow Proactively, Not Reactively
• Refinance to a Fixed Rate - DisARM Interest Rate Volatility
• We’ve Enhanced Online Security
• St. Mary’s Bank Teams up With the Monarchs to Put Hunger on Ice
• Is Your Estate Plan Keeping Up with You?
  
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Summer 2006 Issue


• Health Savings Accounts Now Available at St. Mary’s Bank
• What Kind of Saver Are You?
• Mortgages for First-Time Homebuyers
• More NCUA Protection for Your Money
  
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