Connecticut
Mutual Holding Company
Effective January 1, 2010, Collinsville Savings Society joined
Litchfield Bancorp and Northwest Community Bank as the third
affiliate bank in Connecticut Mutual Holding Company. The
announcement was made jointly by Mark E. Macomber, president and CEO
of the mutual holding company and Dennis T. Cardello, president and
CEO of Collinsville Savings Society. Connecticut Mutual Holding
Company was first established in 2001 and at the time was the first
multi-bank mutual holding company in Connecticut.
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About Northwest Community Bank
Northwest Community Bank is a mutually owned
state-chartered bank, resulting from the January 1, 1996 merger of
Winsted Savings Bank and Northwest Bank for Savings (formerly
Mechanics Savings Bank of Winsted). Both of the former banks were
headquartered in Winsted, Connecticut, and were open since 1860 and
1875 respectively. In the 140 years that the bank has operated,
separately and together, it has helped local businesses and
residents grow and prosper by providing safe FDIC-insured deposit
products, as well as loans for any worthwhile purpose.
In addition to its headquarters at 86 Main Street, Winsted,
Northwest Community Bank has branches in Avon, East Granby, Granby,
New Hartford, Torrington and at 654 Main Street, Winsted. The bank
employs 85 full-time and part-time employees and provides a full
line of loan and deposit services for consumer and small business
customers.
On January 31, 2001, Northwest Community Bank joined Litchfield
Bancorp, headquartered in Litchfield, Connecticut, to form
Connecticut Mutual Holding Company, the state's first multibank
mutual partnership. The affiliation with Litchfield Bancorp will
allow both banks to better serve their customers and improve
efficiency without losing personal service and local identity.
The bank is managed by local people, who are committed to continuing
the tradition of
supporting local charitable and educational institutions.
Directors, Officers and employees serve on the boards of
organizations like the YMCA, the United Way, local Chambers of
Commerce, local Rotary clubs, the Northwestern Connecticut Community
College Foundation, the The Community Foundation of Northwest
Connecticut and a host of others, too numerous to mention. The
Bank’s goal is to provide its customers with products and services
that are competitive and to do it with a smile and a hello,
recognizing that its customers are its most important asset.
As of December 31, 2008, Northwest Community Bank’s total assets
were $286,238,070, total loans were $174,111,911, and deposits
totaled $190,099,052. The bank is well capitalized with a capital to
asset ratio of 11.34%. To round out the full line of financial
services to its communities, Northwest also provides Savings Bank
Life Insurance, Trust services and Stock Brokerage services,
including mutual funds and annuity products, through third party
providers.