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Top Local Lenders TOP LENDERS ATHOL SAVINGS BANK BEVERLY COOPERATIVE BANK CAPE COD COOPERATIVE BANK CLINTON SAVINGS BANK DEDHAM INSTITUTION FOR EXP,PX EXP 121 Main St. 200 Church St. SAVINGS 196 Timpany Blvd. 254 Cabot St. Yarmouth Port, MA 02675 Clinton, MA 01510 EXP,PX Gardner, MA 01440 Beverly, MA 01915 508-362-7358 • 508-375-0430 F 978-365-3475 • 978-365-3718 F 55 Elm St. 978-632-7903 • 978-632-2456 F 978-921-2387 • 978-922-9060 F Dedham, MA 02026 CAPE COD FIVE CENTS SAVINGS CNL COMMERCIAL LENDING 781-329-6700 • 781-320-4894 F AVIDIA BANK BEVERLY NATIONAL BANK BANK CORP. 42 Main St. 240 Cabot St. P.O. Box 10 26137 La Paz Rd., Ste. 102 DIGITAL FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Hudson, MA 01749 Beverly, MA 01915 Orleans, MA 02653 Mission Viejo, CA 92691 EXP,PX 978-567-3501 • 978-567-3603 F 978-922-2100 • 978-921-8452 F 508-240-0555 • 508-240-0222 F 949-452-0929 • 949-452-0933 F P.O. Box 9130 Marlborough, MA 01752-9130 BANK OF AMERICA BOSTON PRIVATE BANK & TRUST CAPITAL ONE FEDERAL SAVINGS COASTWAY CREDIT UNION 508-804-9044 • 508-804-3620 F PLP,EXP,CX,PX CO. BANK PLP,EXP,PX 10 Mall Rd. EXP,PX EXP One Coastway Plaza DUKES COUNTY SAVINGS BANK Burlington, MA 01803 Ten Post Office Sq. 15000 Capital One Dr. Cranston, RI 02903 EXP 800-263-2055 Boston, MA 02109 Richmond, VA 23238 401-453-0618 • 401-455-3299 F P.O. Box 1069 617-912-4252 • 617-912-4554 F 804-284-1035 • 804-284-1866 F Edgartown, MA 02539 BANK OF CANTON COMERICA BANK 508-627-1346 • 508-627-7588 F EXP BRANCH BANKING & TRUST CATHAY BANK PLP,EXP,PX 557 Washington St. PLP,EXP,PX PLP,EXP,PX Mail Code 6629/P.O. Box 4167 EAGLE BANK Canton, MA 02021 5901-C Peachtree Dunwoody Rd., 621 Washington St. Houston, TX 77210 466 Broadway 781-830-6220 Ste. 420 Boston, MA 02111 713-888-2660 Everett, MA 02149 Atlanta, GA 30328 617-338-4700 • 617-338-1674 F 617-394-3631 • 617-387-3393 F BANK OF CAPE COD 866-666-8593 • 770-551-8781 F COMMERCE BANK & TRUST CO. EXP,PX CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE BANK EXP,PX EAST CAMBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK 232 Main St. BRIDGEWATER CREDIT UNION EXP 386 Main St./P.O. Box 15020 344 Cambridge St. Hyannis, MA 02601 EXP,PX 399 Highland Ave. Worcester, MA 01615-0020 Cambridge, MA 02141 508-568-2303 • 508-420-8858 F 75 Main St. Somerville, MA 02144 508-797-6984 • 508-797-6933 F 617-551-2419 • 617-551-2582 F Bridgewater, MA 02324 617-629-4325 • 617-629-4308 F BANK OF FALL RIVER 508-279-2443 COMMONWEALTH NATIONAL EASTERN BANK EXP,PX CENTURY BANK BANK PLP,EXP,PX P.O. Box 591 BRIDGEWATER SAVINGS PLP,EXP,PX EXP One Eastern Pl., EP4-20 Fall River, MA 02722 EXP,PX 400 Mystic Ave. 33 Waldo St./P.O. Box 830 Lynn, MA 01901 508-678-7655 • 508-679-8936 F 756 Orchard St. Medford, MA 02155 Worcester, MA 01613-0830 781-598-7378 • 781-596-4591 F Raynham, MA 02767-1028 781-393-5023 • 781-393-4073 F 508-793-8308 • 508-793-8321 F BANK OF NEW ENGLAND 508-884-3370 • 508-884-3391 F EASTHAMPTON SAVINGS BANK P.O. Box 840 CHARLES RIVER BANK COMMUNITY BANK (THE) 36 Main St./P.O. Box 351 Windham, NH 03087 BRISTOL COUNTY SAVINGS BANK EXP,PX EXP,PX Easthampton, MA 01027 603-890-1600 • 603-890-1699 F 502 State Rd. 70 Main St. 337 Cotuit Rd. 413-527-4111 • 413-527-6107 F Dartmouth, MA 02747 Medway, MA 02053 Sandwich, MA 02563 BANK RHODE ISLAND 508-993-3472 • 508-993-0253 F 508-533-8661 • 508-533-4462 F 508-833-5111 • 508-833-6024 F EDGARTOWN NATIONAL BANK PLP,EXP,PX EXP,PX One Turks Head Pl., 16th Fl. BROOKLINE BANK CHICOPEE SAVINGS BANK COMMUNITY SOUTH SMALL P.O. Box 96 Providence, RI 02903 EXP PLP,EXP BUSINESS LENDING Edgartown, MA 02539 401-456-5000 • 401-456-5021 F 201 Salem St. 70 Center St. 8 Faneuil Hall, 3rd Fl. 508-627-1100 • 508-627-1133 F Medford, MA 02155 Chicopee, MA 01013 Boston, MA 02109 BANKFIVE 781-393-2807 • 781-393-2878 F 413-598-3157 • 413-594-8894 F 617-973-6433 • 617-973-5198 F ENTERPRISE BANK & TRUST CO. EXP,PX EXP,PX 79 N. Main St. BUSINESS LENDERS, LLC CIT SMALL BUSINESS LENDING COUNTRY BANK FOR SAVINGS 237 Littleton Rd. Fall River, MA 02720 PLP PLP,PX 75 Main St. Westford, MA 01886 774-888-6133 • 508-679-3530 F 50 State House Sq. 125 Church St., Unit 90-344 Ware, MA 01082-2003 978-656-5551 • 978-692-8300 F Hartford, CT 06119 Pembroke, MA 02359 413-967-6221 • 413-967-0386 F BAY STATE SAVINGS BANK 860-244-9202 • 860-895-6052 F 781-294-2244 • 781-294-2264 F EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE BANK EXP,PX CRESCENT CREDIT UNION EXP 28 Franklin St. CAMBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK CITIBANK EXP,PX 400 Broadway Worcester, MA 01608 1374 Massachusetts Ave. PLP,EXP P.O. Box 4290 Lynn, MA 01904 508-890-9043 • 508-751-6454 F Cambridge, MA 02138 800 Boylston St., 24th Fl. Brockton, MA 02303 781-599-5600 • 781-598-2628 F 617-441-4333 • 617-234-7227 F Boston, MA 02199 508-580-6511 • 508-559-5433 F BEN FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK 617-247-6330 EVERETT CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLP,EXP CAMBRIDGE TRUST COMPANY DANVERSBANK EXP P.O. Box 309 EXP CITIZENS BANK PLP,EXP 419 Broadway Franklin, MA 02038 1336 Massachusetts Ave. PLP,EXP,CX,PX One Conant St. Everett, MA 02149 508-528-7000 • 508-520-8359 F Cambridge, MA 02138 480 Jefferson Blvd. Danvers, MA 01923 617-387-1110 • 617-381-0924 F 617-441-1451 • 617-441-1457 F Warwick, RI 02886 978-646-0318 • 978-762-6216 F BERKSHIRE BANK 401-468-6127 • 401-734-5621 F FAMILY FIRST BANK DEAN CO-OPERATIVE BANK PLP,EXP,PX CAPE ANN SAVINGS BANK EXP CITIZENS-UNION SAVINGS BANK 21 Main St. P.O. Box 1567 EXP 40 Main St./P.O. Box 849 EXP Franklin, MA 02038 Manchester Center, VT 05255 109 Main St. Ware, MA 01082-0849 P.O. Box 1311 508-528-0088 • 508-541-5684 F 802-549-5201 • 802-362-4101 F Gloucester, MA 01930 413-967-6271 • 413-967-9753 F Fall River, MA 02722-1311 978-283-0246 • 978-281-5264 F 508-675-7641 • 508-675-4369 F PLP - Preferred Lenders Program EXP - SBAExpress CX - CommunityExpress PX - Patriot Express Visit us online: www.sba.gov/ma MASSACHUSETTS Small Business Resource — 41 TOP LENDERS FIDELITY BANK PLP,EXP,PX INDEPENDENCE BANK MASS. BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MILLBURY SAVINGS BANK EXP,PX P.O. Box 1345 PLP,EXP PLP EXP 9 Leominster Connector Greenfield, MA 01302 1370 S. County Tr. 500 Edgewater Dr., Ste. 555 109 Elm St. Leominster, MA 01453 413-772-5000 • 413-773-5152 F East Greenwich, RI 02818 Wakefield, MA 01880 Millbury, MA 01527 978-870-1436 • 978-345-0538 F 401-471-6300 • 401-471-6298 F 781-928-1100 • 781-928-1101 F 508-581-6226 • 508-865-4143 F GREENFIELD SAVINGS BANK FIRST CITIZENS' FEDERAL CREDIT PLP,EXP INNOVATIVE BANK MASSBANK MILLENNIUM BCPBANK UNION P.O. Box 1537 PLP,EXP,CX,PX 50 Central St. EXP,PX P.O. Box 270 Greenfield, MA 01032 360 14th St. Lowell, MA 01852 440 Stafford Rd. Fairhaven, MA 02719 413-774-5000 Oakland, CA 94612 978-446-9340 • 978-446-9343 F Fall River, MA 02721-2552 508-979-4757 • 508-999-4626 F 866-812-1216 • 510-899-6896 F 508-324-1891 • 508-324-4785 F MAYFLOWER CO-OPERATIVE GREYLOCK FEDERAL CREDIT BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF UNION INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS IN MONSON SAVINGS BANK EXP IPSWICH PLP,EPX,PX NEWBURYPORT EXP,PX 30 S. Main St. 31 Market St. 150 West St. 312 Havenhill Rd. 197 Main St. Middleboro, MA 02346 Ipswich, MA 01938 Pittsfield, MA 01201-9114 Rowley, MA 01969 Monson, MA 01057 508-947-4343 • 508-947-7843 F 978-356-8117 • 978-356-1002 F 413-236-4000 • 413-443-0292 F 978-225-1387 413-267-1205 • 413-267-0384 F MECHANICS CO-OPERATIVE BANK MT. WASHINGTON BANK FIRST TRADE UNION BANK HAMPDEN SAVINGS BANK IPSWICH CO-OPERATIVE BANK EXP EXP PLP,EXP,CX,PX EXP 2 Depot Sq./P.O. Box 32 P.O. Box 552 430 W. Broadway One Harbor St., Ste. 201 19 Harrison Ave./P.O. Box 2048 Ipswich, MA 01938 Taunton, MA 02780 South Boston, MA 02127 Boston, MA 02210 Springfield, MA 01102-2048 978-356-3600 • 978-356-5368 F 508-823-7744 • 508-880-7068 F 857-524-1059 • 617-464-0025 F 800-242-7320 413-452-5144 • 413-452-5149 F JEANNE D'ARC CREDIT UNION MEDICAL AREA FEDERAL CREDIT NANTUCKET BANK FLORENCE SAVINGS BANK HANSCOM FEDERAL CREDIT 658 Merrimack St. UNION 104 Pleasant St./P.O. Box 988 PLP,EXP,PX UNION Lowell, MA 01854 EXP,PX Nantucket, MA 02554 85 Main St. 1610 Eglin St. 978-323-4710 • 978-442-1715 F 365 Boylston St. 508-228-0580 • 508-325-5758 F Florence, MA 01062 Hanscom AFB, MA 01731 Brookline, MA 02445 413-587-1724 • 413-585-9399 F 781-698-2202 LEADER BANK NATIONAL COOPERATIVE BANK EXP,PX 617-278-5615 • 617-278-5650 F EXP FRAMINGHAM CO-OPERATIVE HARBOR ONE CREDIT UNION 180 Massachusetts Ave.
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