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03/24/2023: Homebuyer Dream Program Available Now

Are you a first-time home buyer? Right now, through Seneca Savings via the FHLB Homebuyer Dream Program, first-time home buyers may qualify for this special grant… you can learn more about the program right here. Qualify for up to $10,000 toward the closing costs and down payment of your home with the Homebuyer […]

03/22/2023: Seneca Savings Announces NEW Hire: Vice President & Commercial Loan Officer, Ken Jardin

Seneca Savings Announces New Vice President & Commercial Lender Baldwinsville, N.Y. – Seneca Savings has hired Ken Jardin as Vice President and Commercial Loan Officer. Mr. Jardin is a seasoned banking professional with 40 years of financial services experience. He has worked in the banking industry since 1983, holding leadership positions in commercial and retail […]

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Seneca Savings is local and strong For over 95 years we’ve been here to support you, your families, and businesses. We want to assure you that our capacity to preserve and secure your funds is and remains strong. Our bank is well-capitalized, which ensures that your accounts and funds remain safe and secure […]

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