What is the history of NCB, FSB?
The roots of NCB, FSB go back to 1890 when the Home Building and Loan Association opened for business in a small office in downtown Hillsboro, Ohio. Through the years many changes have taken place; however, the most notable change took place in September 1988 when then-named Anchor Savings Association merged with NCB Savings Association. This merger brought the Hillsboro savings and loan into the Washington, DC-based National Cooperative Bank family of companies. Since then the bank has evolved into the federally chartered NCB, FSB (formerly NCB Savings Bank, FSB) providing real estate – primarily co-op underlying and share finance – and retail banking services nationwide. Throughout the years, NCB, FSB has never lost sight of its original intent, that of being the premier community bank in southwestern Ohio – accepting local deposits and lending those funds to help local families and businesses with their financial needs. Return to Top What organizations are eligible to borrow from NC
