FAQs

WHAT IS THE WORK ENVIRONMENT AT EAST BOSTON SAVINGS BANK?
East Boston Savings Bank enjoys a collaborative work environment. While the bank has grown, it has continued to maintain a family like atmosphere. Our organizational structure is relatively flat and our division heads and President are always involved and accessible. We work hard to achieve goals and ensure corporate success, but maintaining a balance between work and home life is also essential to staying professionally fit.

WHAT BENEFITS ARE OFFERED TO EBSB EMPLOYEES?
We are dedicated to offering a high quality and comprehensive benefits package which includes an 75/25 split on premiums, flexible spending accounts, wellness benefits, domestic partner coverage, vision care and up-front education assistance.
To read more about EBSB's employee benefits, click here.

HOW MANY EMPLOYEES WORK FOR EAST BOSTON SAVINGS BANK?
232 and growing.

WHERE ARE EBSB BRANCHES LOCATED?
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WHAT IS THE HISTORY OF EAST BOSTON SAVINGS BANK?
East Boston Savings Bank has operated under the same name since holding its first meeting of incorporation on October 4, 1848. On January 17, 1849, the first official business day of the Bank, 57 people deposited $2,999.00 at the Bank's Maverick Square Office, since then the bank has grown to nearly $1 billion in assets. Most of that growth has been achieved under the bank's current senior management team.

On September 1, 1991 East Boston Savings Bank became a stock savings bank and a wholly owned subsidiary of Meridian Mutual Holding Company, now known as Meridian Financial Services, Inc.

In 2006, Meridian Financial Services, Inc. formed a mid-tier holding company called Meridian Interstate Bancorp, Inc. This company seeded a new commercial stock bank in southern New Hampshire known as Hampshire First.

In 2007, the directors of Meridian Interstate Bancorp, Inc. decided to pursue a partial mutual-to-stock conversion. The ownership of EBSB would remain with Meridian Interstate Bancorp, Inc. its mid-tier holding company, but the mid-tier itself would offer a minority stake in itself to the public, beginning with the Bank’s depositors. The remaining majority stake would still be owned by Meridian Financial Services, Inc. This offering was concluded in 2008.

WHERE CAN I FIND OUT MORE ABOUT PRIVACY LAWS?

To find out more, you can visit the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) online at www.ftc.gov.