At Canton Co-operative, we were very lucky in our founders. Men and women who were devoted to the town of Canton and to the idea that people need a safe place to save and a fair place to borrow.
Basically they believed it was vitally important for a hometown like Canton to have a hometown bank. That was in 1891.
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Canton, Mass. – Canton Co-operative Bank is sponsoring a free 90-minute Info Session on Saturday, May 5th from 10AM to 11:30AM at the Bank’s offices at 671 Washington Street in Canton Center. First-time homebuyers are invited to attend to get objective answers to all of their questions about mortgages, buying in this market, protecting themselves legally and more.
Canton, Mass. – Canton Co-operative Bank will be sponsoring its 3rd annual free community Shred Day on Saturday, April 21st, from 9AM until noon (rain or shine) in the parking lot at the Bank’s Main Office, 671 Washington Street in Canton Center.
A few weeks ago, I came across a particularly annoying click-bait pop-up ad from a well-known online lender. “Do the math (the banks wish you wouldn’t do),” their advertisement said.
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Canton, Mass. – Canton Co-operative Bank President & CEO Nick Maffeo has reported that Assistant Vice President/Director of Residential Lending Anabela (Bela) Vasconcelos has received her “5 Years of Service” Award at the local independent community bank.
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