At Sawyer Savings Bank, we understand the challenges that bringing your business through to year-end can bring, and we are here to help with those last-minute financing needs.
Our end-of-the year special rates on low-dollar installment loans can help ease some of that stress. Whether you need to purchase a piece of equipment for your drilling company, or install new solar panels to become more eco-friendly, with rates as low as *6.75%, we can help set your business up for 2023.
Sawyer Savings Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of Nicole Lowrey to Lending Supervisor. Lowrey will be responsible for supervising staff and overseeing daily operations for residential loan origination and loan servicing through all Sawyer’s delivery channels. Beginning her banking career with Sawyer Savings in 2013 as a teller in the Saugerties branch, Nicole held […]
Due to the upsurge in COVID cases in the communities we serve, we have decided to temporarily close all our Saugerties, Marlboro and Highland bank lobbies out of an abundance of caution.
Sawyer Savings Bank is pleased to announce the opening of it’s newest location at the Woodland Pond complex in New Paltz, New York. The anticipated opening date of the New Paltz branch will be at the end of July, 2021.
We want to extend our congratulations to Gabriel F. Sottile and Cynthia L. Saporito on their retirements from Sawyer Savings Bank, effective December 31, 2020.
Sawyer Savings is pleased to be a community banking partner for Central Hudson’s Back to Business funding program.
Sawyer Savings Bank, in business since 1871, is proud to share news of the following changes to Senior Management and to the Board of Trustees as of January 1, 2019.
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You may have heard about people who are “hired” to be “mystery (or) secret shoppers”. The shopper receives a check with instructions to deposit it in a personal bank account, withdraw the amount in cash, and wire (or send) it to a third party.
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