Formerly known as Rockland Savings and Loan Association
**ALERT**
Counterfeit Cashier’s Checks bearing our name are in circulation.
If you receive a suspicious letter/check in the mail from an unknown person or company, it’s probably a check scam. Unfortunately, if you deposit the check into your bank account, the check will be returned as a fraudulent item and you will be required to repay your bank for the amount of the check. To verify whether a check is legitimate, contact the bank before you deposit the check into your account.
** Free Rockland Bill Pay **
Coming soon... Rockland Bill Pay will have a new look and menu structure.
Easy enrollment using your Online Banking with your Checking Account - Look for the Bill Pay Tab Fast, Easy, Secure Enroll today for Bank Approval Next Business Day
Please note: For more efficient payments or transfers within our institution -- use the Express Transfer option in online banking.
FDIC Reiterates the Guarantee of Federal Deposit Insurance
On December 10, 2008, The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation reminded the American public about the iron-clad protection depositors receive when placing their money in insured financial institutions, including the fact that in the 75-year history of the FDIC no one has lost even a penny of federally insured deposits.
"The American people can rest comfortably knowing that their FDIC-insured deposits are 100 percent safe," said FDIC Chairman Sheila C. Blair. "In fact, there's no safer place in the world for their checking, savings or retirement money."
Click here to visit the FDIC website
FDIC deposit insurance temporarily increased from $100,000 to $250,000 per depositor through December 31, 2013.
Beware of Identity Theft & Scams
Stay Secure... Help us protect your financial information. Reconcile your bank and credit card statements monthly. Keep your personal information safe and secure. Shred personal and financial information before you discard it. Immediately report any lost or stolen information and any discrepancies on your statements.
Please remember, Rockland Savings Bank will never contact you to request your personal account information. If you receive a request by telephone, letter, email or text messaging for your personal information, account numbers, PIN or passwords, do not give out that information. To verify whether a request is legitimate, call your bank using phone numbers from your bank statements. Do not call back using a number provided by the requester or click on a link in an email.
If you receive a suspicious letter/check in the mail from an unknown person or company, it’s probably a check scam. Unfortunately, if you deposit the check into your bank account, the check will be returned as a fraudulent item and you will be required to repay your bank for the amount of the check. To verify whether a check is legitimate, contact the bank before you deposit the check into your account.
If you have been a victim of identity theft or a scam, file a complaint with local law enforcement and contact your financial institution.
Rockland Savings Bank, FSB has chosen NOT to participate in the FDIC's Transaction Account Guarantee Program.
Customers of Rockland Savings Bank, FSB with noninterest-bearing transaction accounts will continue to be insured through December 31, 2013 for up to $250,000 under the FDIC's general deposit insurance rules.
To open an account with Rockland Savings Bank, follow these three easy steps: Step One: Visit a branch near you: Location and Hours
-or- Contact Us by E-Mail
-or- Call us at 207-594-8465 or 207-832-4424
Step Two: We will help you change your direct deposits and automatic
payments to your new Rockland Savings Bank account.
Step Three: We will help you close your former bank account(s).
Bank Policy requires us to begin a new customer relationship in person with a local address.
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