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Solutions show how member institutions use the Federal
Home Loan Bank of Boston to meet their business objectives.
In the following case studies, learn from other bankers'
experiences through pictures and their own words.
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Transitioning to MPF Xtra
In this video interview, learn how member NMTW Credit Union is using the Bank's new MPF Xtra secondary-market product to maintain a strong mortgage pipeline.
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Meeting Essential Funding Needs
An active mortgage and business lender, member Stoneham Bank relies on the Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston to meet essential funding needs.
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CDA Provides a Solution
 When Bristol County Savings Bank of Taunton, Massachusetts, found loan demand rapidly outpacing deposits, the bank's officers realized they had to choose between limiting new loans or seeking alternative funding.
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Funding with Amortizing Advances
 Union Savings Bank of Danbury, Connecticut, turned to Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston Amortizing advances to fund long-term, fixed-rate mortgages and several leverage strategies executed over the last three years.
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Growing with the Community Development Advance
 Before the Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank of New Hampshire turned to Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston funding for help, the bank was experiencing growing liquidity and increasing demand for long-term loans.
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Advances Help New Bank Grow
 Shortly after opening its doors in 2002, Leader Bank of Arlington, Massachusetts, was faced with a funding gap. In this audio story, hear President and CEO Sushil K. Tuli tell how his bank used advances to help close the gap and grow at a critical stage in its development.
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Match-Funding Fixed-Rate Assets
 Greylock Federal Credit Union in Pittsfield has used Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston advances to fund liquidity shortfalls and match-fund fixed-rate assets.
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Bridging the Funding Gap
 When loan demand began to outpace deposits at Chelsea-Provident Co-Operative Bank, the Massachusetts member turned to the Bank for help. Hear President and CEO Joseph M. Vinard explain how his institution used advances to address the imbalance.
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