Ways to Safeguard your Personal Information:
Review your monthly loan and checking account statements and online banking transactions regularly…
Financial Protection
Financial Protection
Do you prefer boxers or briefs, do you believe in aliens, does pineapples belong on a pizza... Watertown Savings Bank would never ask you such…
Every day, thousands of people fall victim to fraudulent emails, texts and calls from scammers pretending to be their bank. In fact, the Federal…
Banking with WSB during Covid-19
Updates to WSB Branch Lobby Services For detailed information on branch and drive-up locations and business hours, please visit our More Ways to Bank with WSB page. Teller services are open for walk-ins and non-teller services are available by…
Protect your Business from Identity Theft
We encourage you to adopt the following recommendations to ensure your business remains operational and prevents any security breaches. How can you protect your business from Identity Theft? 1. Protect computers and networks Install…
Protecting Seniors from Financial Abuse
Protecting Seniors from Financial Abuse Be organized, proactive, and aware to protect yourself, family and friends from financial abuse. Older Americans are increasingly becoming targets for fraud and financial exploitation. Most elder financial…
How to Avoid Phishing Scams
Phishing attacks use “spoofed” e-mails, fraudulent websites, and calls designed to fool recipients into divulging personal financial data such as credit card numbers, account usernames and passwords, Social Security numbers, etc. By hijacking the…
Your Deposits are Insured in Full
Watertown Savings Bank is proud to be a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and the Depositors Insurance Fund (DIF). This means that all WSB customers' deposits are insured in full. Regardless of the number of accounts or the…
7 Tips to Protect Yourself Online
7 Tips to Protect Yourself Online Though the internet has many advantages, it can also make users vulnerable to fraud, identity theft and other scams. According to a Norton Cybercrime Report, 378 million adults worldwide were victims of cybercrime…
Protect Yourself against Fraudulent Checks
Protect Yourself against Fraudulent Checks A rule of thumb is to only accept checks from a company or person you know and trust. There are a number of fraudulent check schemes that you should be aware of: When someone buys something you advertised…
Protect Yourself against Identity Theft
Ways to Safeguard your Personal Information: Review your monthly loan and checking account statements and online banking transactions regularly Shred documents with your personal and financial information Do not reveal your personal information…
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