If you are referring to the Western Federal Savings & Loan headquartered in Marina del Rey, CA, BofA did not buy them out. They were taken over by the OTS in 1983 and subsequently, through a series of law suits, proved they were not unhealthy and did not deserve a government take over. By then, however, it was too late to reopen as the OTS sold off all the assets and branches. What a shame - it was a great company that most employees, to this day, say was the best company they ever worked for.
Standard Federal of Michigan
Washington federal
Great American Bank
Great Western Federal Savings Bank, which was founded in 1919 as a Savings and Loan, was purchased by Washington Mutual in 1997 for $6.8 billion. Washington Mutual collapsed in 2008 and its assets were sold to JP Morgan Chase in September of that year.
1989, Southeast Bank bought First Federal of Jax. Southeast was later bought out by another bank
Standard Federal of Michigan
Washington federal
Great American Bank
Investors Syndicate bought the Western Savings and Loan Association from Walter Wilson.
Great Western Federal Savings Bank, which was founded in 1919 as a Savings and Loan, was purchased by Washington Mutual in 1997 for $6.8 billion. Washington Mutual collapsed in 2008 and its assets were sold to JP Morgan Chase in September of that year.
1989, Southeast Bank bought First Federal of Jax. Southeast was later bought out by another bank
Dollar Bank of Pitsburgh. I believe it was in 1983.
I have a savings certificate account number-027506, would like to know if it is still active?
world saving and loan
Minnesota Federal Savings and Loan merged with First Federal Savings and Loan in the mid-80's to form First Minnesota Savings Bank... The New Bank! Norwest Banks absorbed First Minnesota in 1989 or 1990 and has since gone on to become Wells Fargo. I worked in Minnesota Federal's data center and rode out all of the afore mentioned mergers/acquisitions.
The Home Federal Savings and Loan headquarters known as the Home Federal Savings and Loans Building is located at 139 South Tryon Street, Charlotte, North Carolina.
was fidelity federal loan and trust bought out