Directory · NH
Lenders based in New Hampshire, by city
28 lenders with a record page have their main office in New Hampshire: 6 banks, 10 savings institutions, 8 credit unions, 4 non-bank lenders. Each name links to the lender's public record.
- Evidence
- Regulator records and public program lists
- Data as of
- June 30, 2026
- Page last changed
- November 12, 2026
Bedford
- Primary Bank Bank
Claremont
- Claremont Savings Bank Savings institution
Concord
- Capital Regional Development Council Non-bank
- Merrimack County Savings Bank Savings institution
- Walden Mutual Bank Savings institution
Dover
- First Seacoast Bank Savings institution
- Lighthouse Credit Union Credit union
- Strafford Economic Development Corporation Non-bank
Franklin
- Franklin Savings Bank Savings institution
Laconia
Lebanon
- Mascoma Bank Bank
Manchester
- Bellwether Community Credit Union Credit union
- Granite State Credit Union Credit union
- Harborone Mortgage, LLC Non-bank
- Members First Credit Union of N.H. Credit union
- ST. Mary's Bank Credit Union Credit union
Meredith
- Meredith Village Savings Bank Savings institution
Nashua
- The Millyard Bank Bank
- Triangle Credit Union Credit union
Newport
- Sugar River Bank Savings institution
Portsmouth
- Granite State Economic Development Corporation Non-bank
- Piscataqua Savings Bank Savings institution
- Service Credit Union Credit union
Rochester
- Holy Rosary Credit Union Credit union
- Profile Bank Bank
Salem
- Bank of New England Bank
- Salem Co-operative Bank Savings institution
Walpole
- Savings Bank of Walpole Savings institution
A directory of record pages, in name order. It lists the lenders whose main office is in New Hampshire. A lender based elsewhere with offices here is on the New Hampshire page. Nothing here is a ranking.
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