Northern Bank employees volunteer at homeless shelter
A group of employees recently participated in a "spring cleanup" at an emergency shelter and transitional housing center run by Heading Home, a nonprofit agency that works to end homelessness.
Every year, Earth Day sparks much reflection on green living and environmental protection. But how often do you think about the environment in relation to your banking habits? Fortunately, you can save the environment and your money with these four quick tips.
1. Reduce Fuel Emissions
Instead of jumping into your car the next time you need to deposit a check, cut down on emissions by using your Northern Mobile Banking App. With the mobile banking app and Mobile Deposit, you can simply snap a photo of your check and deposit it into your account right from your smartphone.
2. Go Paperless
Save a check/tree by logging into Northern Bank’s Online Banking and enroll in e-statements today. Business owners can use Northern’s ACH service to pay employees electronically via direct deposit. Finally, carve out time to periodically go through and recycle old paperwork/statements.
3. Be Energy Efficient
Homeowners can apply for a low-cost home equity loan to make energy efficient modifications to their homes. Replacing old doors and windows, adding insulation, and investing in newer, energy efficient appliances are just a few examples that will not only help you save the environment but also save you money on utility bills. For small business owners, there are many federal and state tax credits, grants, and incentives available for businesses that opt to make energy-efficient upgrades. A comprehensive list can be found here.
4. Promote an Eco-Friendly Company Culture
Consumers these days are becoming increasingly aware of the environmental stance of businesses they choose to support. In a recent study by IBM, 70% of consumers say that a company’s eco-friendliness is important to them, and that it drives their purchase decisions. In exchange for customer loyalty, small businesses can work with green vendors or local suppliers, cut down on disposables, and use recyclable packaging.
A group of employees recently participated in a "spring cleanup" at an emergency shelter and transitional housing center run by Heading Home, a nonprofit agency that works to end homelessness.
The Northern Bank Charitable Foundation recently awarded a $40,000 grant to the Nashoba Learning Group, a school for children and adults with autism.
Northern Bank, a full-service community and business bank, today announced the appointment of Charles Smith as its new Head of SBA Lending.
Northern Bank is a full-service bank dedicated to providing practical, common sense financial solutions to help our customers live their lives and grow their businesses. From deposit products to loans to payment and collections services, we work hands-on with our entrepreneurial customers, both locally and across the country, to provide the financial support they need to realize their personal and business goals. Founded in 1960, Northern Bank has assets of $2.87 billion with 13 locations serving communities throughout Middlesex County. Northern Bank is a Member of the FDIC, and an Equal Housing Lender.
Contact us now to learn more about how Northern Bank can help you realize your goals and dreams.