Nacha has received reports of spoofed phone calls targeting organizations that originate ACH payments. The callers falsely claim to represent Nacha and state they need to review the organization’s current ACH file, offering to send a website link for connection. Important Reminders: Nacha will never contact organizations to request ACH file reviews or send links for this purpose. Do not share sensitive information or click on links from unknown callers or emails. Follow internal data security and cybersecurity protocols. Staying alert helps protect the security and integrity of your payments. If you believe your online banking or accounts may be […]
Archives for 2026
MVSB Proudly Supports Mount Washington Valley Housing Coalition
The Mount Washington Valley Housing Coalition (MWVHC) advocates for affordable, sustainable, and community-focused housing throughout the Mount Washington Valley. MVSB proudly supported the Coalition’s efforts with a $1,500 donation, continuing a history of support to advance MWVHC’s work in addressing the region’s housing challenges. Brittany Hodge, MVSB Mortgage Loan Officer NMLS# 2387835, serves on the MWVHC Board of Directors and is passionate about supporting the organization’s mission. “Access to affordable housing is essential to the health and vitality of our community,” said Hodge. “When individuals and families can live where they work, it strengthens our local economy, supports small businesses, and […]
Protect Your Heart and Your Wallet: Beware of Romance Scams this Valentine’s Day
As Valentine’s Day approaches, scammers are taking advantage of the season of love to target people through online dating sites, social media, and messaging apps. These “romance scams” often begin with friendly conversation and emotional connection before turning into requests for money or personal information. Scammers may claim to need funds for travel, medical emergencies, or business problems, but once money is sent, they disappear. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reports that romance scams cost consumers hundreds of millions of dollars each year, making them one of the most financially damaging forms of fraud. To stay safe, it’s important to be cautious when communicating with […]
Volunteer Spotlight: Ariana Roy Brings Passion and Expertise to Help Local Businesses and the Community Thrive
As a Business Development Officer at MVSB, Ariana Roy is dedicated to helping local businesses grow and thrive by connecting them with the right banking solutions and expert guidance. That same commitment drives her volunteer work, where she supports organizations that strengthen our communities and create opportunities for local people and businesses. Ariana serves as a Board Affiliate with the Central New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce (CNHCC) and is an active member of its Program Committee. Through this work, she enjoys helping to plan events and initiatives that bring local businesses together, encourage collaboration, and celebrate the unique character of […]
Escape the Winter Blues with Mutual Benefits
You deserve a wintervention! Whether you’re chasing the thrill of sparkling slopes or dreaming of warm, shining seas, it’s time to turn your winter blues into travel bliss. This February, book your hotel through Mutual Benefits and enjoy guaranteed lowest pricing on every stay — plus double cash back* to make your getaway even sweeter. From cozy mountain lodges to sun-soaked beach resorts, your perfect escape is waiting. Don’t let winter pass you by — plan your next adventure today and make the most of this exclusive February offer. Not yet a member? Learn more about our exclusive savings and […]
MVSB Branch Offices Collect Over 1,700 Winter Essentials for Local Families
With the support and generosity of local community members, MVSB collected 1,712 mittens, hats, gloves and scarves during their 2025 Mitten Tree Drive. The Bank has matched the contribution with $2 per item – a total of $3,424 that will be split between 11 local nonprofits addressing childhood food insufficiency. Each year since 1979, between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day, the Bank collects donations that are displayed on “Mitten Trees” at every MVSB branch office. At the end of the drive, the items are distributed by the branches to local schools, early learning centers and other organizations that support families […]
Wave of Travel Scams Emerges as 2026 Olympics in Italy Draws Global Attention
As excitement builds for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) warns travelers to stay alert for scams targeting those planning trips to the games. According to the FTC, fraudsters are creating fake websites and social media pages that mimic legitimate travel agencies, ticket sellers, and rental companies. These scams often promise discounted tickets, exclusive accommodations, or VIP experiences, only to disappear once payment is made. Travelers are urged to verify the authenticity of any site before entering personal or financial information. The FTC advises consumers to book only through trusted sources, avoid wire transfers or cryptocurrency payments, and use credit cards for […]
From Shakespeare to Shrek: Powerhouse Theatre Collaborative Announces a Captivating 2026 Season
The curtain rises on another year of creativity and community as Powerhouse Theatre Collaborative launches its 2026 Season on Feb. 13. MVSB (Meredith Village Savings Bank) is proud to support Powerhouse as a Season Sponsor, helping bring an exciting lineup of live performances to stages across the Lakes Region. The season opens at The Colonial Theatre in Laconia with Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, running Feb. 13–15. From there, audiences can look forward to a full year of entertainment from laugh-out-loud comedies to family favorites and holiday classics. Highlights include The Play That Goes Wrong at the Winnipesaukee Playhouse, The […]
Sudden Changes to Wire Instructions is a Common Fraud Red Flag
Imagine this: you’re in the middle of buying your dream home and have been emailing your attorney to finalize the details. Then, an email arrives saying the wire instructions for your $45,000 down payment have changed. It looks completely legitimate, so you follow the new directions and send the money. Unfortunately, the funds never reach your attorney. Instead, they’re gone — wired straight into a scammer’s account. This type of fraud occurs when criminals gain access to your email account and monitor your email conversations. Once they spot an opportunity, they send a convincing message that appears to come from […]
College and Career Planning Guidance from Our Partners at Granite Edvance
It’s time we had a little talk. Few of us enjoy hearing those words. But when it comes to paying for college, that little talk can help your family avoid surprises, minimize conflict, and make informed decisions. Advice for the College Money Talk Push through the discomfort Talking about money isn’t easy for everyone, but the payoff in this case can be worth it. Anticipate areas that may be especially thorny due to differences of opinion and face them head on. These might include tackling who is going to pay for college costs and how much, what amount of debt […]
