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Before You Click “Pay”: How to Check if a Website is Safe 

Paying bills and making purchases online are part of everyday life. While digital convenience saves time, it also creates opportunities for scammers to take advantage of unsuspecting shoppers. Before entering your credit or debit card information, a few quick checks can help protect your money and your personal information.  Start with the Website Address You should look for two important…

Celebrating Bright Futures: Meet Our 2026 Scholarship Recipients

The Chelsea Groton Foundation proudly supports local high school seniors as they take the next step in their educational journeys through its annual scholarship program. Each year, Chelsea Groton awards scholarships to graduating high school seniors who have demonstrated academic achievement, exhibited strong leadership skills, and exemplified community service through their volunteer efforts in high school.  This year, the Chelsea Groton Foundation…

Meet Yahbriel Roman, a Friendly Face at Our Niantic Branch

We’re excited to spotlight one of our dedicated team members from the Niantic Branch, whose passion for learning, community connection, and customer service shines through in everything he does. From supporting customers in multiple languages to actively giving back, Yahbriel embraces the values that make Chelsea Groton Bank such a special place to work.  I am the Customer Solutions Assistant Manager…

Scams to Watch and How to Stay Ahead

Fraud is nothing new, but how it happens is constantly evolving. As we move through the year, scams are becoming more sophisticated, more targeted, and more difficult to spot at first glance. Understanding today’s trends can help you recognize red flags sooner and take simple steps to protect your personal and financial information with confidence….

When Scammers Pose as Loved Ones or Heroes We Trust 

Scammers are becoming more convincing by pretending to be some of the people we trust the most, namely our loved ones and members of the military community. These imposter scams rely on urgency, emotion, and authority to push victims into acting quickly, often before they have time to verify what is really happening.  Imposter Scams Targeting the Military Community  Service members, veterans, and their families are frequently targeted…

Supporting Loved Ones With Finances: A Caregiver’s Guide 

While many caregivers expect to assist their loved one with daily tasks or medical needs, financial responsibilities can quietly become part of the role as well. From paying bills to organizing paperwork, helping with finances can feel overwhelming for both caregivers and the people they support.  The good news is that taking a thoughtful, organized approach can make a…

Spotlight on United Service Organizations

For more than 80 years, the United Service Organizations (USO) has offered a “home away from home” for the military community. In New England, it continues to provide comfort, connection, and care, making sure service members and their families always feel supported.  How long have you been operating in the community? The USO has served the military community since 1941, with USO…

Neobanks vs. Mutual Banks: Understanding the Difference

As the financial landscape continues to evolve, consumers have more choices than ever when it comes to managing their money. Neobanks have been on the rise. While neobanks, like mutual banks, offer modern banking tools, the two banking models differ significantly in structure, ownership, and purpose. Understanding these differences can help consumers make informed decisions about where to bank.  What Is a…

3 Tech Tips for Easier Money Management 

Smart money management doesn’t have to be complicated. With the right technology, everyday banking tasks can quickly become easier, more organized, and far less stressful. Chelsea Groton’s digital banking tools are designed to help you stay in control (anytime, anywhere) so you can spend less time worrying about your finances and more time focusing on what matters most.  Here…