Safe (or Safety) Deposit BoxA type of safe usually located in groups inside a bank vault and rented to customers for their use in storing valuable items.
SafekeepingA service provided by banks where securities and valuables are protected in the vaults of the bank for customers.
sales finance companyA sales finance company is any person or entity that engages in Connecticut in the business, in whole or in part, of acquiring retail instalment contracts…
Satisfaction of MortgageA document issued by a mortgagee (the lender) when a mortgage is paid in full.
savings and loan associationConnecticut law allows the formation of a savings and loan association in either mutual or capital stock form.
savings bankSavings banks were initially formed in the early 1800's in the northeastern United States to promote thrift among wage earners.
secondary mortgage loanA secondary mortgage loan means (A) a loan or an extension of credit, including, but not limited to, an extension of credit pursuant to a contract or an…
SecurityThe term "security" covers a broad variety of financial instruments, including stock, promissory notes, bonds, debentures, limited partnership interests…
SellerFor purposes of the list maintenance requirement, a seller is: Any organizer, underwriter, broker, or dealer (or other similar person) who transfers any…
Service ChargeA charge assessed by a depository institution for processing transactions and maintaining accounts.
service markNot every business opportunity must be registered with the Department of Banking under the Connecticut Business Opportunity Investment Act.
shareShare means the basic unit of capital of a Connecticut credit union. Members may receive dividends based on the number of shares held.
Signature CardA card signed by each depositor and customer of a bank which may be used as a means of identification.
small loan companyA small loan company is any person or entity that engages in the business of making loans of money or credit in the amount or to the value of five…
Stale-Dated CheckPresented to the paying bank 180 days (6 months) or more after the original issue date.
State BankA bank that is organized under the laws of a State and chartered by that State to conduct the business of banking.
State Banking DepartmentThe organization in each State that supervises the operations and affairs of State banks.
StatementA summary of all transactions that occurred over the preceding month and could be associated with a deposit account or a credit card account.
Stop PaymentAn order not to pay a check that has been issued but not yet cashed. If requested soon enough, the check will not be debited from the payer's account.
Student LoanLoans made, insured, or guaranteed under any program authorized by the Higher Education Act. Loan funds are used by the borrower for education purposes.
Substitute checkA substitute check is a paper copy of the front and back of the original check.