True Community Banking Founded in 1871,
Kennebunk Savings Bank is a mutual savings bank and a true community
bank. We offer a full range of commercial and personal financial
products, technology enhanced access, uncommonly responsive service,
and the highest level of commitment to our community. We also offer
the convenience of one-stop shopping for homeowners and auto insurance
as well as commercial insurance through our affiliate, Morris
Insurance Services.
As a mutual bank, we are committed to doing our share to build a
strong community. We do not have stockholders, so each year we give
back a portion of our earnings to non-profit and charitable
organizations in Southern Maine through our Community
Investment Program. This has amounted to over $5 million in
charitable donations since 1994.
Message from the President and CEO:
“Kennebunk Savings is committed to meeting all the financial needs of the people in the communities we serve and making our communities better places to live and work. That’s what we think a true community financial services business is all about.
And while we may be one of the oldest banks in Maine, we also pride ourselves in offering the most up-to-date banking, insurance and investment products and services available. Whether it’s extended office hours, state-of-the-art accessibility and personal customer service, we are always innovating and improving with one goal in mind – making our customers more financially secure and making Kennebunk Savings the only financial institution our customers will ever need."
Ken Reed
President and CEO
To receive general information about Kennebunk Savings including
up-to-date financial information, please send a request through our secure
email.
Please note that insurance or annuity products
are offered and sold by Morris Insurance Services, Inc., a subsidiary
of Kennebunk Savings Bank. Insurance and annuity products and services
are not deposits of Kennebunk Savings Bank or any other affiliate; are
not obligations of or guaranteed by Kennebunk Savings Bank and are not
insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or any other
agency of the U.S. government. Annuities may involve investment risk,
including the possible loss of principal.