Money can be confusing—especially when you’re just starting out. From budgeting and saving to credit cards and student loans, there’s a lot to learn. That’s why it’s so important to teach kids and teens about money early on. Doing so sets them up for a lifetime of financial confidence instead of stress. Children who develop […]
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April is Financial Literacy Month, making it the perfect time to sharpen your money management skills—especially when it comes to traveling. Whether you’re heading overseas or exploring closer to home, keeping your finances safe is just as important as packing the right essentials. Here are some expert tips to protect your money while enjoying your […]
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As spring has finally arrived in New England, the season that brings us renewal and growth offers the perfect opportunity to refresh and reorganize your finances. Just like washing your windows or decluttering your closet, a financial spring cleaning can help you gain clarity, reduce waste, and set yourself up for success. Here’s how to […]
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BankGloucester is hosting a public viewing for local artist Mike Berlinski starting on March 3 and continuing through April 25 in BankGloucester’s main lobby at 160 Main Street in Gloucester.
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BG Employees Jeans Charity raised money for Ipswich Caring during Q4 last year. BG Employees donated money in exchange for being able to wear jeans to work.
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BankGloucester is hosting a public viewing for artist Hilary Baldwin starting on January 5th and continuing through Friday, February 28 in BankGloucester’s main lobby at 160 Main Street in Gloucester.
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The holidays are indeed a prime time for fraudsters, and BankGloucester is dedicated to keeping you informed and providing you with the resources and tools you need to protect yourself.
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On Wednesday evening, BankGloucester President, Patrick Thorpe announced the winners of this year’s Banking for the Community program. Over 10,000 votes were submitted, with a record number of write-in votes. This year, the top twenty organizations were awarded checks totaling a combined $31,000.
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