Mutual Savings Bank (MSB) is a kind of thrift institution, originally meant to serve low-income people, that historically picked up long-term, fixed-rate assets like mortgages. A mutual savings bank is a financial institution chartered with a central or local government, without capital stock, that is held by its members who subscribe to a common deposit. From this deposit claims, loans, etc., are paid.
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