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Online Banking
Remember when 'doing your banking' meant going to the bank? Now, with Marlborough Savings Bank's (MSB) Online Banking, you have the ease, convenience, flexibility and power to access your accounts and to make transactions from virtually any computer in the world with an Internet connection. And your online connection is completely secure.
Check balances
Transfer funds
Issue stop payment requests
Reconcile your accounts quickly and easily
Access 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
You can also set up 'alerts' to help you manage your finances more effectively. For instance, create alerts to notify you when:
A deposit or check clears
Your Certificate of Deposit is maturing
An account falls below a certain balance or
An account reaches a maximum balance
And for even more convenience there's Electronic Bill Pay Electronic Bill Pay is an easy and secure way to pay bills. In addition to the flexibility of paying at times that best suit your schedule, it also allows you to take advantage of these great features:
Pay bills from any of your Marlborough Savings checking accounts
Pay all or some bills automatically
View a history of payments and sort by the field of your choice, for example by date or payee
As use of computers in public spaces such as libraries, cyber-cafes, and at work become more common, all Online Banking users should be mindful of the importance of properly ending their banking session prior to leaving the computer. We strongly suggest that you follow these log-off procedures to ensure that data remains private and secure.
Proper Log-off procedures:
The correct way to end your online banking session is to click "sign -off" on the navigation bar. If you are within the bill payment section of Online Banking, click "Account Summary" to return to the online banking section and then click "sign-off". Also, be sure to close any open windows that may have been created within your session. These procedures are of the utmost importance especially when accessing your account information from a public or workplace computer.
