Bank Teller, Union Federal Savings Bank
First Marblehead Education Resources (Providence, Rhode Island)

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Union Federal opened in 2001 as a community bank in North Providence, Rhode Island. We had one simple goal—to help our customers make the most of their money. We offered an array of personal banking products that fit customers' needs, whether they wanted to save money or borrow it. Every customer also enjoyed personal attention.

Today we offer online services, so you can bank with us no matter where you live in the USA. We're also under new ownership: In November 2006, Union Federal was acquired by The First Marblehead Corporation, a leader in solutions for education finance.

But we've kept our focus simple. By design we offer only a few carefully selected products. We still provide personal service for each customer. And our goal is still to help you make the most of your money—so you can use it to make the most of your life.







Position Title

Bank Teller, Union Federal Savings Bank

Location 1565 Mineral Spring Ave North Providence , RI 02904



Position Description Responsible for daily bank transactions including, but not limited to: cashing checks, accepting deposits and loan payments, and processing withdrawals. Responsible for opening new savings, checking, and certificate accounts. Responsible for accurate monitoring and handling of cash on a daily basis, balancing their cash drawers and completing the end of day totals report. Follows all procedures and policies, including Bank Secrecy Act, Patriot Act, and Customer Identification Program. Responsible for replenish their cash drawers, corroborating deposits and payments to automated teller machines (ATMs). Responsible for knowing all financial products offered and rates in effect, so they can explain them to customers.

Skills/Requirements
High school diploma 2 years experience data entry/computer skills Accuracy and attention to detail is necessary. Associates degree or business school degree preferred.