You have to watch both ads, kinda funny.
"Best of Both"
"Worst of Both"
Friday, September 10, 2010
Gov. Christie Answers Questions
A teacher from New Jersey had her "lunch" handed to her by Gov. Christie. He told her the actual truth, not the "sories" her union leaders have been feeding her. It is about time that people wake up and see what is happening around them.
It get interesting around 1:24, but continue watching past that and see how he explains things in detail to her.
It get interesting around 1:24, but continue watching past that and see how he explains things in detail to her.
Monday, September 6, 2010
Mandatory IRA's For All?
In doing research for my last post, I came upon this. Senate Bill 3760 proposed by Senators Jeff Bingaman (D-NM) and John Kerry (D-MA.). This bill proposes to established mandatory automatic IRAs for full-time workers who are not covered by company retirement programs. This will require employers to take 3% from your compensation and put into a government run "retirement" program.
There is alot of wherefor's and whatnot's in the legalize writing but this one caught my eye...
‘(B) AUTHORITY OF SECRETARY TO PROVIDE FOR PERIODIC INCREASES- In the case of qualifying employees under an automatic IRA arrangement for 2 or more consecutive years, the Secretary may by regulation provide for periodic (not more frequent than annual) increases in the percentage of compensation an employee is deemed to have elected under subparagraph (A).
So let me work something out. If a lower income employee is making $8.00 and hour and works 40 hours per week and works 51 weeks per year he will earn $16,320 in a year before FDIC and SS. The government will then require him to pay 3% or $489.60 (let's round up to $500) towards his "retirement". I propose the questions...will it really help him in the future, and will he have it waiting on him or will it be like the bankrupt Social Security?
There is alot of wherefor's and whatnot's in the legalize writing but this one caught my eye...
‘(B) AUTHORITY OF SECRETARY TO PROVIDE FOR PERIODIC INCREASES- In the case of qualifying employees under an automatic IRA arrangement for 2 or more consecutive years, the Secretary may by regulation provide for periodic (not more frequent than annual) increases in the percentage of compensation an employee is deemed to have elected under subparagraph (A).
So let me work something out. If a lower income employee is making $8.00 and hour and works 40 hours per week and works 51 weeks per year he will earn $16,320 in a year before FDIC and SS. The government will then require him to pay 3% or $489.60 (let's round up to $500) towards his "retirement". I propose the questions...will it really help him in the future, and will he have it waiting on him or will it be like the bankrupt Social Security?
Watch Your IRA's and 401k's
The Fed is calling for hearings on Sept. 14-15, 2010 to see if they would like to confiscate some of our pension plans. The hearings are being conducted by U. S. Department of Labor’s Employee Benefits Security Administration (EBSA). Of course, they won't use the "confiscate" term so they use the term " lifetime income options for retirement plans".
I had read a few months ago that this was going to be an option put forth, but I blew it off as it just didn't seem possible. To me it seemed to much of a "tin-foil hat" kind of thing. I said to myself, "who in their right mind would turn over some or all of their retirement monies to the government?" Well after seeing this article and the term they used, "lifetime income options for retirement plans", I can see them putting a "spin" on this that the sheeple will buy into.
Remember that there is almost $6 trillion of assests in IRA's and 401k's at the end of 2008, according to The Investment Company Institute. Of course the government could not just come and confiscate our funds, well they could but they won't as that would lead to quite a rebellion. What I would guess they will do is try and take a little at a time, over time. They may start small and "require us" or we would "volunteer" to buy into some sort of government run pension plan or government annuity. CONgress would then pass a bill that the amount we would have to own would increase over time until the government would be the sole provider of pension plans (let's call it govpension). These plans would have the employer take a certain amount, let's say 3% of our pay, and put it into this govpension. If we wanted to save 10% of our income then we could invest the other 7% wherever we want. Over time though the employers will be required to take more and more until the government has what they need, as this will become just another slushfund!
Don't think this can happen? Well look at your paycheck. The government already mandates your employer to withhold FICA taxes, Social Security, etc. In fact, wasn't Social Security originally set up to be our "retirement program?" See The term, in everyday speech, is used to refer only to the benefits for retirement, disability, survivorship, and death. What happens to all the money you have invested into the govpension when you die...the same thing that happens now to your SS benefits when you die...the government keeps most of them, not your family.
This isn't new, look at this article from NASDAQ in January 2010...Obama Administration Mulls Creating Retirement-Savings Bond . Here are some quotes from the article in case you don't want to read it all.
Representatives of the financial-services industry have remained neutral on President Obama's proposal to mandate payroll-deposit Individual Retirement Accounts for workers, but many support the idea of a federal retirement bond as a low-cost investment product. The industry has proposed that the U.S. Treasury Department manage the retirement bonds, similar to the way the agency manages Treasury savings bonds.
President Obama proposed creation of an auto-IRA system in his fiscal-2010 budget, but it lacked specifies regarding how the system would be structured.
Can you imagine what kind of mis-management there would be with this GIGANTIC slushfund for CONgress to have access to!!
People, we need to watch this meeting closely as we may be losing what little we have saved. If this goes through, whatever the shape or form it takes, you can bet it won't be in the interest of "we the people."
I had read a few months ago that this was going to be an option put forth, but I blew it off as it just didn't seem possible. To me it seemed to much of a "tin-foil hat" kind of thing. I said to myself, "who in their right mind would turn over some or all of their retirement monies to the government?" Well after seeing this article and the term they used, "lifetime income options for retirement plans", I can see them putting a "spin" on this that the sheeple will buy into.
Remember that there is almost $6 trillion of assests in IRA's and 401k's at the end of 2008, according to The Investment Company Institute. Of course the government could not just come and confiscate our funds, well they could but they won't as that would lead to quite a rebellion. What I would guess they will do is try and take a little at a time, over time. They may start small and "require us" or we would "volunteer" to buy into some sort of government run pension plan or government annuity. CONgress would then pass a bill that the amount we would have to own would increase over time until the government would be the sole provider of pension plans (let's call it govpension). These plans would have the employer take a certain amount, let's say 3% of our pay, and put it into this govpension. If we wanted to save 10% of our income then we could invest the other 7% wherever we want. Over time though the employers will be required to take more and more until the government has what they need, as this will become just another slushfund!
Don't think this can happen? Well look at your paycheck. The government already mandates your employer to withhold FICA taxes, Social Security, etc. In fact, wasn't Social Security originally set up to be our "retirement program?" See The term, in everyday speech, is used to refer only to the benefits for retirement, disability, survivorship, and death. What happens to all the money you have invested into the govpension when you die...the same thing that happens now to your SS benefits when you die...the government keeps most of them, not your family.
This isn't new, look at this article from NASDAQ in January 2010...Obama Administration Mulls Creating Retirement-Savings Bond . Here are some quotes from the article in case you don't want to read it all.
Representatives of the financial-services industry have remained neutral on President Obama's proposal to mandate payroll-deposit Individual Retirement Accounts for workers, but many support the idea of a federal retirement bond as a low-cost investment product. The industry has proposed that the U.S. Treasury Department manage the retirement bonds, similar to the way the agency manages Treasury savings bonds.
President Obama proposed creation of an auto-IRA system in his fiscal-2010 budget, but it lacked specifies regarding how the system would be structured.
Can you imagine what kind of mis-management there would be with this GIGANTIC slushfund for CONgress to have access to!!
People, we need to watch this meeting closely as we may be losing what little we have saved. If this goes through, whatever the shape or form it takes, you can bet it won't be in the interest of "we the people."
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Bank Failures Thus Far
Here is a comprehensive list of failed banks for 2008, 2009 and 2010. Enjoy!
Failed Bank List
Date Name of bank Assets City State Acquired by FDIC cost
8/20/10 Sonoma Valley Bank $337.1 million Sonoma Calif. Westamerica Bank $10.1 million
8/20/10 Los Padres Bank $870.4 million Solvang Calif. Pacific Western Bank $8.7 million
8/20/10 Butte Community Bank $498.8 million Chico Calif. Rabobank, National Association $17.4 million
8/20/10 Pacific State Bank $312.1 million Stockton Calif. Rabobank, National Association $32.6 million
8/20/10 ShoreBank $2,160 million Chicago Ill. Urban Partnership Bank $367.7 million
8/20/10 Imperial Savings and Loan Association $9.4 million Martinsville Va. River Community Bank, N.A. $3.5 million
8/20/10 Independent National Bank $156.2 million Ocala Fla. CenterState Bank of Florida, N.A. $10.3 million
8/20/10 Community National Bank at Bartow $67.9 million Bartow Fla. CenterState Bank of Florida, N.A. $23.2 million
8/13/10 Palos Bank and Trust Company $493.4 million Palos Heights Ill. First Midwest Bank $72 million
8/6/10 Ravenswood Bank $264.6 million Chicago Ill. Northbrook Bank and Trust Company $68.1 million
7/30/10 LibertyBank $768.2 million Eugene Ore. Home Federal Bank $115.3 million
7/30/10 The Cowlitz Bank $529.3 million Longview Wash. Heritage Bank $160.9 million
7/30/10 Coastal Community Bank $372.9 million Panama City Beach Fla. Centennial Bank $94.5 million
7/30/10 Bayside Savings Bank $66.1 million Port Sainte Joe Fla. Centennial Bank $16.2 million
7/30/10 Northwest Bank & Trust $167.7 million Acworth Ga. State Bank and Trust Company $39.8 million
7/30/10 Home Valley Bank $251.8 million Cave Junction Ore. South Valley Bank & Trust $37.1 million
7/30/10 SouthwestUSA Bank $214 million Las Vegas NV Plaza Bank $74.1 million
7/23/10 Community Security Bank $108 million New Prague Minn. Roundbank $18.6 million
7/23/10 Thunder Bank $32.6 million Sylvan Grove KS The Bennington State Bank $4.5 million
7/23/10 Williamsburg First National Bank $139.3 million Kingstree SC First Citizens Bank and Trust Company, Inc. $8.8 million
7/23/10 Crescent Bank and Trust Company $1.01 billion Jasper GA Renasant Bank $242.4 million
7/23/10 Sterling Bank $407.9 million Lantana FL IBERIABANK $45.5 million
7/16/10 Mainstreet Savings Bank, FSB $97.4 million Hastings Mich. Commercial Bank $11.4 million
7/16/10 Olde Cypress Community Bank $168.7 million Clewiston Fla. CenterState Bank of Florida, N.A. $128.2 million
7/16/10 Turnberry Bank $263.9 million Aventura Fla. NAFH National Bank $34.4 million
7/16/10 Metro Bank of Dade County $442.3 million Miami Fla. NAFH National Bank $67.6 million
7/16/10 First National Bank of the South $682 million Spartanburg S.C. NAFH National Bank $74.9 million
7/16/10 Woodlands Bank $376.2 million Bluffton S.C. Bank of the Ozarks $115 million
7/9/10 Home National Bank $644.50 million Blackwell Okla. RCB Bank $78.70 million
7/9/10 USA Bank $193.30 million Port Chester N.Y. Customer's 1st Bank $61.70 million
7/9/10 Ideal Federal Savings Bank $6.30 million Baltimore Md. no buyer $2.10 million
7/9/10 Bay National Bank $282.20 million Baltimore Md. Bay Bank, FSB $17.40 million
6/25/10 High Desert State Bank $80.30 million Albuquerque N.M. First American Bank $20.90 million
6/25/10 First National Bank $252.50 million Savannah Ga. The Savannah Bank, N.A. $68.90 million
6/25/10 Peninsula Bank $644.30 million Englewood Ill. Premier American Bank $194.80 million
6/18/10 Nevada Security Bank $480.30 million Reno Nev. Umpqua Bank $80.90 million
6/4/10 TierOne Bank $2,800 million Lincoln Neb. Great Western Bank $297.80 million
6/4/10 Arcola Homestead Savings Bank $17 million Arcola Ill. no buyer $3.2 million
6/4/10 First National Bank $60.4 million Rosedale Miss. The Jefferson Bank $12.6 million
5/28/10 Sun West Bank $360.7 million Las Vegas Nev. City National Bank $96.7 million
5/28/10 Granite Community Bank, NA $102.90 million Granite Bay Calif. Tri Counties Bank $17.30 million
5/28/10 Bank of Florida - Tampa $245.2 million Tampa Fla. EverBank $40.3 million
5/28/10 Bank of Florida - Southwest $640.9 million Naples Fla. EverBank $91.3 million
5/28/10 Bank of Florida - Southeast $595.3. million Fort Lauderdale Fla. EverBank $71.4 million
5/21/10 Pinehurst Bank $61.2 million Saint Paul Minn. Coulee $6 million
5/14/10 Midwest Bank and Trust Company $3.17 billion Elmwood Park Ill. Firstmerit Bank, National Association $216 million
5/14/10 Southwest Community Bank $96.6 million Springfield Mo. Simmons First National Bank $29 million
5/14/10 New Liberty Bank $109 million Plymouth Mich. Bank of Ann Arbor $25 million
5/14/10 Satilla Community Bank $135.7 million Saint Marys Ga. Ameris Bank $31.3 million
5/7/10 1st Pacific Bank of California $335.80 million San Deigo Calif. City National Bank $87.70 million
5/7/10 Towne Bank of Arizona $120.20 million Mesa Ariz. Commerce Bank of Arizona $41.80 million
5/7/10 Access Bank $32 million Champlin Minn. PrinsBank $5.50 million
5/7/10 The Bank of Bonifay $242.90 million Bonifay Fla. First Federal Bank of Florida $78.70 million
4/30/10 Frontier Bank $3.5 billion Everett Wash. Union Bank, N.A. $1.37 billion
4/30/10 BC National Banks $67.2 million Butler Mo. Community First Bank $11.4 million
4/30/10 Champion Bank $187.3 million Creve Coeur Mo. BankLiberty $52.7 million
4/30/10 CF Bancorp $1.65 billion Port Huron Mich. First Michigan Bank $615.3 million
4/30/10 Westernbank Puerto Rico $11.94 billion Mayaguez Puerto Rico Banco Popular de Puerto Rico $3.31 billion
4/30/10 R-G Premier bank of Puerto Rico $5.92 billion Hato Rey Puerto Rico Scotiabank de Puerto Rico $1.23 billion
4/30/10 Eurobank $2.56 billion San Juan Puerto Rico Oriental Bank and Trust $743.9 million
4/23/10 Wheatland Bank $437.20 million Naperville Ill. Wheaton Bank & Trust $133.00 million
4/23/10 Peotone Bank and Trust Company $130.20 million Peotone Ill. First Midwest Bank $31.70 million
4/23/10 Lincoln Park Savings Bank $199.90 million Chicago Ill. Northbrook Bank and Trust Company $48.40 million
4/23/10 New Century Bank $485.60 million Chicago Ill. MB Financial Bank, National Association $125.30 million
4/23/10 Citizens Bank and Trust Company of Chicago $77.30 million Chicago Ill. Republic Bank of Chicago $20.90 million
4/23/10 Broadway Bank $1.2 billion Chicago Ill. MB Financial Bank, National Association $394.30 million
4/23/10 Amcore Bank, National Association $3.8 billion Rockford Ill. Harris National Association $220.30 million
4/16/10 City Bank $1,130.0 million Lynnwood Wash. Whidbey Island Bank $323.4 million
4/16/10 Tamalpais Bank $628.9 million San Rafael Calif. Union Bank, N.A. $81.1 million
4/16/10 Innovative Bank $268.9 million Oakland Calif. Center Bank $37.8 million
4/16/10 Butler Bank $268.0 million Lowell Mass. People's United Bank $22.9 million
4/16/10 Riverside National Bank of Florida $3,420.0 million Fort Pierce Fla. TD Bank, N.A $491.8 million
4/16/10 AmericanFirst Bank $90.5 million Clermont Fla. TD Bank, N.A. $10.50 million
4/16/10 First Federal Bank of North Florida $393.3 million Palatka Fla. TD Bank, N.A $6.0 million
4/16/10 Lakeside Community Bank $53.0 million Sterling Heights Minn. no buyer $11.2 million
4/09/10 Beach First National Bank $585.1 million Myrtle Beach S. C. Bank of North Carolina $130.3 million
3/26/10 Desert Hills Bank $496.60 million Phoenix Ariz. New York Community Bank $106.7 million
3/26/10 Unity National Bank $292.2 million Cartersville Ga. Bank of the Ozarks $67.2 million
3/26/10 Key West Bank $88 million Key West Fla. Centennial Bank $23.1 million
3/26/10 McIntosh Commercial Bank $362.9 million Carrollton Ga. CharterBank $123.3 million
3/19/10 State Bank of Aurora $28.2 million Aurora Minn. Northern State Bank $4.2 million
3/19/10 First Lowndes Bank $137.2 million Fort Deposit Ala. First Citizens Bank $38.3 million
3/19/10 Bank of Hiawassee $377.8 million Hiawassee Ga. Citizens South Bank $137.7 million
3/19/10 Appalachian Community Bank $1.01 billion Ellijay Ga. Community & Southern Bank $419.3 million
3/19/10 Advanta Bank Corp. $1.6 billion Draper Utah N/A $635.6 million
3/19/10 Century Security Bank $96.5 million Duluth Ga. Bank of Upson $29.9 million
3/19/10 American National Bank $70.3 million Parma Ohio The National Bank and Trust Company $17.1 million
3/12/10 Statewide Bank $243.2 million Covington La. Home Bank $38.1 million
3/12/10 Old Southern Bank $315.6 million Orlando Fla. Centennial Bank $94.6 million
3/12/10 The Park Avenue Bank $520.1 million New York N.Y. Valley National Bank $50.7 million
3/11/10 LibertyPointe Bank $209.7 million New York N.Y. Valley National Bank $24.8 million
3/5/10 Centennial Bank $215.2 million Ogden Utah no buyer $96.3 million
3/5/10 Waterfield Bank $155.6 million Germantown Md. Waterfield Bank, FA $51 million
3/5/10 Bank of Illinois $211.7 million Normal Ill. Heartland Bank and Trust Company $53.7 million
3/5/10 Sun American Bank $535.7 million Boca Raton Fla. First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company $103.8 million
2/26/10 Rainier Pacific Bank $717.8 million Tacoma Wash. Umpqua Bank $95.2 million
2/26/10 Carson River Community Bank $7.9 million Carson City Nev. Heritage Bank of Nevada $51.1 million
2/19/10 La Jolla Bank, FSB $3.6 billion La Jolla Calif. OneWest Bank, FSB $882.3 million
2/19/10 George Washington Savings Bank $412.8 million Orland Park Ill. FirstMerit Bank, N.A. $141.4 million
2/19/10 The La Coste National Bank $53.9 million La Coste Texas Community National Bank $3.7 million
2/19/10 Marco Community Bank $119.6 million Marco Island Fla. Mutual of Omaha Bank $38.1 million
2/5/10 1st American State Bank of Minnesota $18.2 million Hancock Minn. Community Development Bank, FSB $11.7 million
1/29/10 American Marine Bank $373.2 million Bainbridge Island Wash. Columbia State Bank $58.9 million
1/29/10 First Regional Bank $2.18 billion Los Angeles Calif. First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company $825.5 million
1/29/10 Community Bank and Trust $1.21 billion Cornelia Ga. SCBT, N.A. $354.5 million
1/29/10 Marshall Bank, N.A. $59.9 million Hallock Minn. United Valley Bank. Depositors of Marshall Bank, N.A. $4.1 million
1/29/10 Florida Community Bank $875.5 million Immokalee Fla. Premier American Bank, N.A. $352.6 million
1/29/10 First National Bank of Georgia $832.6 million Carrollton Ga. Community & Southern Bank $260.4 million
1/22/10 Columbia River Bank $1.1 billion The Dalles Ore. Columbia State Bank $172.5 million
1/22/10 Evergreen Bank $488.5 million Seattle Wash. Umpqua Bank $64.2 million
1/22/10 Charter Bank (Santa Fe) $1.2 billion Santa Fe N.M. Charter Bank (Albuquerque) $201.9 million
1/22/10 Bank of Leeton $20.1 million Leeton Mo. Sunflower Bank, N.A $8.1 million
1/22/10 Premier American Bank $350.9 million Miami Fla. Premier American Bank, N.A. $85 million
1/15/10 Barnes Banking Company $827.8 million Kaysville Utah Deposit Insurance National Bank of Kaysville $271.3 million
1/15/10 St. Stephen State Bank $24.7 million St. Stephen minn. First State Bank of St. Joseph $7.2 million
1/15/10 Town Community Bank & Trust $69.6 million Antioch Ill. First American Bank $17.8 million
1/8/10 Horizon Bank $1.3 billion Bellingham Wash. Washington Federal Savings and Loan Association $539.1 million
1FDIC issued a combined estimate for First Heritage Bank and First National Bank of Nevada
2FDIC issued a combined estimate of $807 million for all subsidiaries of Security Bank Corp.
3Combined assets or FDIC fund cost of all banks acquired by U.S. Bank on 10/30/09
Source: FDIC
Date Name of bank Assets City State Acquired by FDIC cost
12/18/09 RockBridge Commercial Bank $294 million Atlanta Ga. no buyer $124.20 million
12/18/09 Peoples First Community Bank $1.8 Billion Panama City Fla. Hancock Bank $556.70 million
12/18/09 Citizens State Bank $168.6 million New Baltimore Minn. Deposit Insurance National Bank of New Baltimore $76.6 million
12/18/09 New South Federal Savings Bank $1.5 billion Irondale Ala. Beal Bank $212.3 million
12/18/09 Independent Bankers' Bank $585.50 million Springfield Ill. Independent Bankers' Bank Bridge Bank, National Association $68.4 million
12/18/09 Imperial Capital Bank $4 billion La Jolla Calif. City National Bank $619.2 million
12/18/09 First Federal Bank of California, F.S.B. $6.1 billion Santa Monica Calif. OneWest Bank, FSB $146.3 million
12/11/09 SolutionsBank $511.1 million Overland Park Kan. Arvest Bank $122.1 million
12/11/09 Valley Capital Bank $40.3 million Mesa Ariz. Enterprise Bank & Trust $7.4 million
12/11/09 Republic Federal Bank $433 million Miami Fla. 1st United Bank $122.6 million
12/4/09 Greater Atlantic Bank $203 million Reston Va. Sonabank $35 million
12/4/09 Benchmark Bank $170.0 million Aurora Ill. MB Financial Bank $64 million
12/4/09 AmTrust Bank $12 billion Cleveland Ohio New York Community Bank $2 billion
12/4/09 The Tattnall Bank $49.6 million Reidsville Ga. HeritageBank of the South $13.9 million
12/4/09 First Security National Bank $128 million Norcross Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $30.1 million
12/4/09 The Buckhead Community Bank $874 million Atlanta Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $241.4 million
11/20/09 Commerce Bank of Southwest Florida $79.7 million Fort Myers Fla. Central Bank $23.6 million
11/13/09 Pacific Coast National Bank $134.4 million San Clemente Calif. Sunwest Bank $27.4 million
11/13/09 Orion Bank $2.7 billion Naples Fla. IBERIABANK $615 million
11/13/09 Century Bank $728 million Sarasota Fla. IBERIABANK $344 million
11/6/09 United Commercial Bank $11.2 billion San Francisco Calif. East West Bank $1.4 billion
11/6/09 Gateway Bank of St. Louis $27.7 million St. Louis Mo. Central Bank of Kansas City $9.2 million
11/6/09 Prosperan Bank $199.5 million Oakdale Minn. Alerus Financial $60.1 million
11/6/09 Home Federal Savings Bank $14.9 million Detroit Mich. Liberty Bank and Trust Co. $5.4 million
11/6/09 United Security Bank $157 million Sparta Ga. Ameris Bank $58 million
10/30/09 North Houston Bank $19.4 billion3 Houston Texas U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 Madisonville State Bank $19.4 billion3 Madisonville Texas U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 Citizens National Bank $19.4 billion3 Teague Texas U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 Park National Bank $19.4 billion3 Chicago Ill. U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 Pacific National Bank $19.4 billion3 San Francisco Calif. U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 California National Bank $19.4 billion3 Los Angeles Calif. U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 San Diego National Bank $19.4 billion3 San Diego Calif. U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 Community Bank of Lemont $19.4 billion3 Lemont Ill. U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 Bank USA $19.4 billion3 Phoenix Ariz. U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/23/2009 First DuPage Bank $279 million Westmont Ill First Midwest Bank $59 million
10/23/2009 Riverview Community Bank $108 million Otsego Minn. Central Bank $20 million
10/23/2009 Bank of Elmwood $327.4 million Racine Wis. Tri City National Bank $101.1 million
10/23/2009 Flagship National Bank $190 million Bradenton Fla. First Federal Bank of Florida $59 million
10/23/2009 Hillcrest Bank Florida $83 million Naples Fla. Stonegate Bank $45 million
10/23/2009 American United Bank $111 million Lawrenceville Ga. Ameris Bank $44 million
10/23/2009 Partners Bank $65.5 million Naples Fla. Stonegate Bank $28.6 million
10/16/2009 San Joaquin Bank $775 million Bakersfield Calif. Citizens Business Bank $103 million
10/2/2009 Southern Colorado National Bank $39.5 million Pueblo Colo. Legacy Bank $6.6 million
10/2/2009 Jennings State Bank $56.3 million Spring Grove Minn. Central Bank $11.7 million
10/2/2009 Warren Bank $538 million Warren Mich. The Huntington National Bank $275 million
9/25/2009 Georgian Bank $2 billion Atlanta Ga. First Citizens Bank and Trust Co. $892 million
9/18/2009 Irwin Union Bank $493 million Louisville Ky. First Financial Bank $850 million2
9/18/2009 Irwin Union Bank and Trust Co. $2.7 billion Columbus Ind. First Financial Bank $850 million2
9/11/2009 Venture Bank $970 million Lacey Wash. First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co. $298 million
9/11/2009 Brickwell Community Bank $72 million Woodbury Minn. CorTrust Bank $22 million
9/11/2009 Corus Bank, N.A. $7 billion Chicago Ill. MB Financial Bank $1.7 billion
9/4/2009 First State Bank $105 million Flagstaff Ariz. Sunwest Bank $47 million
9/4/2009 Platinum Community Bank $345.6 million Rolling Meadows Ill. no buyer $114.3 million
9/4/2009 Vantus Bank $458 million Sioux City Iowa Great Southern Bank $168 million
9/4/2009 InBank $212 million Oak Forest Ill. MB Financial Bank $66 million
9/4/2009 First Bank of Kansas City $16 million Kansas City Mo. Great American Bank $6 million
8/28/2009 Affinity Bank $1 billion Ventura Calif. Pacific Western Bank $254 million
8/28/2009 Mainstreet Bank $459 million Forest Lake Minn. Central Bank $95 million
8/28/2009 Bradford Bank $452 million Baltimore Md. Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company $97 million
8/21/2009 Guaranty Bank $13 billion Austin Texas BBVA Compass $3 billion
8/21/2009 CapitalSouth Bank $617 million Birmingham Ala. Iberiabank $151 million
8/21/2009 First Coweta Bank $167 million Newnan Ga. United Bank $48 million
8/21/2009 ebank $143 million Atlanta Ga. Stearns Bank $63 million
8/14/2009 Community Bank of Nevada $1.52 billion Las Vegas Nev. no buyer $781.5 million
8/14/2009 Community Bank of Arizona $158.5 million Phoenix Ariz. MidFirst Bank $25.5 million
8/14/2009 Union Bank $124 million Gilbert Ariz. MidFirst Bank $61 million
8/14/2009 Colonial Bank $25 billion Montgomery Ala. Branch Banking and Trust (BB&T) $2.8 billion
8/14/2009 Dwelling House Savings and Loan Association $13.4 million Pittsburgh Pa. PNC Bank $6.8 million
8/7/2009 Community First Bank $209 million Nampa Idaho Home Federal Bank $45 million
8/7/2009 Community National Bank of Sarasota County $97 million Venice Fla. Stearns Bank $24 million
8/7/2009 First State Bank $463 million Sarasota Fla. Stearns Bank $116 million
7/31/2009 Mutual Bank $1.6 billion Harvey Ill. United Central Bank $696 million
7/31/2009 First Bankamericano $166 million Elizabeth N.J. Crown Bank $15 million
7/31/2009 Peoples Community Bank $705.8 million West Chester Ohio First Financial Bank $125.9 million
7/31/2009 Integrity Bank $119 million Jupiter Fla. Stonegate Bank $46 million
7/31/2009 First State Bank of Altus $103.4 million Altus Okla. Herring Bank $25.2 million
7/24/2009 Security Bank of Bibb County $1.2 billion Macon Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $807 million2
7/24/2009 Security Bank of Houston County $383 million Perry Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $807 million2
7/24/2009 Security Bank of Jones County $453 million Gray Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $807 million2
7/24/2009 Security Bank of Gwinnett County $322 million Suwanee Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $807 million2
7/24/2009 Security Bank of North Metro $224 million Woodstock Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $807 million2
7/24/2009 Security Bank of North Fulton $209 million Alpharetta Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $807 million2
7/24/2009 Waterford Village Bank $61.4 million Clarence N.Y. Evans Bank $5.6 million
7/17/2009 First Piedmont Bank $115 million Winder Ga. First American Bank and Trust Co. $29
million
7/17/2009 BankFirst $275 million Sioux Falls S.D. Alerus Financial $91
million
7/17/2009 Vineyard Bank $1.9 billion Rancho Cucamonga Calif. California Bank & Trust $579
million
7/17/2009 Temecula Valley Bank $1.5 billion Temecula Calif. First-Citizens Bank and Trust Co. $391
million
7/10/2009 Bank of Wyoming $70 million Thermopolis Wyo. Central Bank & Trust $27
million
7/2/2009 Founders Bank $962.5 million Worth Ill. The PrivateBank and Trust Co. $188.5
million
7/2/2009 Millennium State Bank of Texas $118 million million Dallas Texas State Bank of Texas $47
million
7/2/2009 First National Bank of Danville $166 million Danville Ill. First Financial Bank $24
million
7/2/2009 Elizabeth State Bank $55.5 million Elizabeth Ill. Galena State Bank and Trust $11.2
million
7/2/2009 Rock River Bank $77 million Oregon Ill. The Harvard State Bank $27.6
million
7/2/2009 First State Bank of Winchester $36 million Winchester Ill. The First National Bank of Beardstown $6
million
7/2/2009 John Warner Bank $70 million Clinton Ill. State Bank of Lincoln $10
million
6/26/2009 Community Bank of West Georgia $199.4 million Villa Rice Ga. n/a $85
million
6/26/2009 Neighborhood Community Bank $221.6 million Newnan Ga. Charter Bank $66.7
million
6/26/2009 Horizon Bank $87.6 million Pine City Minn. Stearns Bank
$33.5 million
6/26/2009 Metro Pacific Bank $80 million Irvine Calif. Sunwest Bank $29
million
6/26/2009 Mirae Bank $456 million Los Angeles Calif. Wilshire State Bank $50
million
6/16/2009 First National Bank of Anthony $156.9 million Anthony Kan. Bank of Kansas $32.2
million
6/16/2009 Cooperative Bank $970 million Wilmington N.C. First Bank $217
million
6/16/2009 Southern Community Bank $377 million Fayetteville Ga. United Community Bank $114
million
6/5/2009 Bank of Lincolnwood $214 million Lincolnwood Ill. Republic Bank of Chicago $83
million
5/22/2009 Strategic Capital Bank $537 million Champaign Ill. Midland States Bank $73
million
5/22/2009 Citizens National Bank $437 million Bremerton Wash. Kitsap Bank $108
million
5/21/2009 BankUnited FSB $12.8 billion Coral Gables Fla. WL Ross & Co., Carlyle Investment Management, Blackstone Capital Partners, Centerbridge Capital Partners, LeFrak Organization, The Wellcome Trust, Greenaap Investments and East Rock Endowment Fund $4.9
billion
5/12/2009 Westsound Bank $334.6 million Bremerton Wash. Kitsap Bank $108
million
5/1/2009 Silverton Bank, National Association $4.1 billion Atlanta Ga. n/a $1.3
billion
5/1/2009 Citizens Community Bank $45.1 million Ridgewood N.J. North Jersey Community Bank $18.1
million
5/1/2009 America West Bank $299.4 million Layton Utah Cache Valley Bank $119.4
million
4/27/2009 American Southern Bank $112.3 million Kennesaw Ga. Bank of North Georgia $41.9
million
4/27/2009 Michigan Heritage Bank $184.6 million Farmington Hills Mich. Level One Bank $71.3
million
4/27/2009 First Bank of Beverly Hills $1.5 billion Calabasas Calif. n/a $394
million
4/27/2009 First Bank of Idaho $488.9 million Ketchum Idaho U.S. Bank $191.2
million
4/17/2009 American Sterling Bank $181 million Sugar Creek Mo. Metcalf Bank $42
million
4/17/2009 Great Basin Bank of Nevada $270.9 million Elko Nev. Nevada State Bank $42
million
4/10/2009 Cape Fear Bank $492 million Wilmington N.C. First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Charleston $131
million
4/10/2009 New Frontier Bank $2 billion Greeley Colo. n/a $670
million
3/27/2009 Omni National Bank $956.0 million Atlanta Ga. SunTrust Bank $290
million
3/20/2009 FirstCity Bank $297 million Stockbridge Ga. n/a $100
million
3/20/2009 Colorado National Bank $123.5 million Colorado Springs Colo. Herring Bank $9
million
3/20/2009 Teambank $669.8 million N.A. Paola Kan. Great Southern Bank $98
million
3/6/2009 Freedom Bank of Georgia $173 million Commerce Ga. Northeast Georgia Bank $36.2
million
2/27/2009 Heritage Community Bank $232.9 million Glenwood Ill. MB Financial Bank $41.6
million
2/27/2009 Security Savings Bank $238.3 million Henderson Nev. Bank of Nevada $59.1
million
2/20/2009 Silver Falls Bank $131.4 million Silverton Ore. Citizens Bank $50
million
2/13/2009 Sherman County Bank $129.8 million Loup City Neb. Heritage Bank $28
million
2/13/2009 Riverside Bank of the Gulf Coast $539 million Cape Coral Fla. TIB Bank $201.5
million
2/13/2009 Corn Belt Bank and Trust Colo. $271.8 million Pittsfield Ill. Carlinville National Bank $100
million
2/13/2009 Pinnacle Bank $73 million Beaverton Ore. Washington Trust Bank $12.1
million
2/6/2009 FirstBank Financial Services $337 million McDonough Ga. Regions Bank $111
million
2/6/2009 Alliance Bank $1.1 billion Culver City Calif. California Bank & Trust $206
million
2/6/2009 County Bank $1.7 billion Merced Calif. Westamerica Bank $135
million
1/30/2009 MagnetBank $292.9 million Salt Lake City Utah n/a $119.4
million
1/30/2009 Suburban Federal Savings Bank $360 million Crofton Md. Bank of Essex $126
million
1/30/2009 Ocala National Bank $223.5 million Ocala Fla. CenterState Bank of Florida $99.6
million
1/23/2009 1st Centennial Bank $803.3 million Redlands Calif. First California Bank $227
million
1/16/2009 National Bank of Commerce $430.9 million Berkeley Ill. Republic Bank of Chicago $97.1
million
1/16/2009 Bank of Clark County $446.5 million Vancouver Wash. Umpqua Bank $145
million
1FDIC issued a combined estimate for First Heritage Bank and First National Bank of Nevada
2FDIC issued a combined estimate of $807 million for all subsidiaries of Security Bank Corp.
3Combined assets or FDIC fund cost of all banks acquired by U.S. Bank on 10/30/09
Source: FDIC
Date Name of bank Assets City State Acquired by FDIC cost
12/12/2008 Haven Trust Bank $572 million Guluth Ga. Branch Banking & Trust (BB&T) $200
million
12/12/2008 Sanderson State Bank $37 million Sanderson Texas Pecos County State Bank $12.5
million
12/5/2008 First Georgia Community Bank $237.5 million Jackson Ga. United Bank $72.2
million
11/21/2008 The Community Bank $681 million Loganville Ga. Bank of Essex $240
million
11/21/2008 Downey Savings and Loan Association $12.8 billion Newport Beach Calif. U.S. Bank, National Association $1.4
billion
11/21/2008 PFF Bank and Trust $3.7 billion Pomona Calif. U.S. Bank, National Association $700
million
11/7/2008 Franklin Bank $5.1 billion Houston Texas Prosperity Bank $1.6
billion
11/7/2008 Security Pacific Bank $561.1 million Los Angeles Calif. Pacific Western Bank $210
million
10/31/2008 Freedom Bank $287 million Bradenton Fla. Fifth Third Bank $104
million
10/24/2008 Alpha Bank & Trust $354.1 million Alpharetta Ga. Stearns Bank $158.1
million
10/10/2008 Main Street Bank $98 million Northville Mich. Monroe Bank & Trust $39
million
10/10/2008 Meridian Bank $39.2 million Eldred Ill. National Bank $14.5
million
9/25/2008 Washington Mutual Bank $307 billion Henderson Nev. JPMorgan Chase Bank $0
9/19/2008 Ameribank $115 million Northfork W. Va. The Citizens Savings Bank $42
million
9/5/2008 Silver State Bank $2 billion Henderson Nev. Nevada State Bank $550
million
8/29/2008 Integrity Bank $1.1 billion Alpharetta Ga. Regions Bank $350
million
8/22/2008 The Columbian Bank and Trust Company $752 million Topeka Kan. Citizens Bank & Trust $60
million
8/1/2008 First Priority Bank $259 million Bradenton Fla. SunTrust Bank $72
million
7/25/2008 First National Bank of Nevada $3.4 billion Reno Nev. Mutual of Omaha Bank $862
million 1
7/25/2008 First Heritage Bank $254 million Newport Beach Calif. Mutual of Omaha Bank $862
million 1
7/11/2008 IndyMac Bank $32 billion Pasadena Calif. n/a $10.7
billion
5/30/2008 First Integrity Bank $54.7 million Staples Minn. First International Bank and Trust $2.3
million
5/9/2008 ANB Financial $2.1 billion Bentonvile Ark. Pulaski Bank and Trust Company $214
million
3/7/2008 Hume Bank $18.7 million Hume Mo. Security Bank $0
1/25/2008 Douglass National Bank $58.5 million Kansas City Mo. Liberty Bank and Trust Company $5.6
million
1FDIC issued a combined estimate for First Heritage Bank and First National Bank of Nevada
2FDIC issued a combined estimate of $807 million for all subsidiaries of Security Bank Corp.
3Combined assets or FDIC fund cost of all banks acquired by U.S. Bank on 10/30/09
Source: FDIC
Failed Bank List
Date Name of bank Assets City State Acquired by FDIC cost
8/20/10 Sonoma Valley Bank $337.1 million Sonoma Calif. Westamerica Bank $10.1 million
8/20/10 Los Padres Bank $870.4 million Solvang Calif. Pacific Western Bank $8.7 million
8/20/10 Butte Community Bank $498.8 million Chico Calif. Rabobank, National Association $17.4 million
8/20/10 Pacific State Bank $312.1 million Stockton Calif. Rabobank, National Association $32.6 million
8/20/10 ShoreBank $2,160 million Chicago Ill. Urban Partnership Bank $367.7 million
8/20/10 Imperial Savings and Loan Association $9.4 million Martinsville Va. River Community Bank, N.A. $3.5 million
8/20/10 Independent National Bank $156.2 million Ocala Fla. CenterState Bank of Florida, N.A. $10.3 million
8/20/10 Community National Bank at Bartow $67.9 million Bartow Fla. CenterState Bank of Florida, N.A. $23.2 million
8/13/10 Palos Bank and Trust Company $493.4 million Palos Heights Ill. First Midwest Bank $72 million
8/6/10 Ravenswood Bank $264.6 million Chicago Ill. Northbrook Bank and Trust Company $68.1 million
7/30/10 LibertyBank $768.2 million Eugene Ore. Home Federal Bank $115.3 million
7/30/10 The Cowlitz Bank $529.3 million Longview Wash. Heritage Bank $160.9 million
7/30/10 Coastal Community Bank $372.9 million Panama City Beach Fla. Centennial Bank $94.5 million
7/30/10 Bayside Savings Bank $66.1 million Port Sainte Joe Fla. Centennial Bank $16.2 million
7/30/10 Northwest Bank & Trust $167.7 million Acworth Ga. State Bank and Trust Company $39.8 million
7/30/10 Home Valley Bank $251.8 million Cave Junction Ore. South Valley Bank & Trust $37.1 million
7/30/10 SouthwestUSA Bank $214 million Las Vegas NV Plaza Bank $74.1 million
7/23/10 Community Security Bank $108 million New Prague Minn. Roundbank $18.6 million
7/23/10 Thunder Bank $32.6 million Sylvan Grove KS The Bennington State Bank $4.5 million
7/23/10 Williamsburg First National Bank $139.3 million Kingstree SC First Citizens Bank and Trust Company, Inc. $8.8 million
7/23/10 Crescent Bank and Trust Company $1.01 billion Jasper GA Renasant Bank $242.4 million
7/23/10 Sterling Bank $407.9 million Lantana FL IBERIABANK $45.5 million
7/16/10 Mainstreet Savings Bank, FSB $97.4 million Hastings Mich. Commercial Bank $11.4 million
7/16/10 Olde Cypress Community Bank $168.7 million Clewiston Fla. CenterState Bank of Florida, N.A. $128.2 million
7/16/10 Turnberry Bank $263.9 million Aventura Fla. NAFH National Bank $34.4 million
7/16/10 Metro Bank of Dade County $442.3 million Miami Fla. NAFH National Bank $67.6 million
7/16/10 First National Bank of the South $682 million Spartanburg S.C. NAFH National Bank $74.9 million
7/16/10 Woodlands Bank $376.2 million Bluffton S.C. Bank of the Ozarks $115 million
7/9/10 Home National Bank $644.50 million Blackwell Okla. RCB Bank $78.70 million
7/9/10 USA Bank $193.30 million Port Chester N.Y. Customer's 1st Bank $61.70 million
7/9/10 Ideal Federal Savings Bank $6.30 million Baltimore Md. no buyer $2.10 million
7/9/10 Bay National Bank $282.20 million Baltimore Md. Bay Bank, FSB $17.40 million
6/25/10 High Desert State Bank $80.30 million Albuquerque N.M. First American Bank $20.90 million
6/25/10 First National Bank $252.50 million Savannah Ga. The Savannah Bank, N.A. $68.90 million
6/25/10 Peninsula Bank $644.30 million Englewood Ill. Premier American Bank $194.80 million
6/18/10 Nevada Security Bank $480.30 million Reno Nev. Umpqua Bank $80.90 million
6/4/10 TierOne Bank $2,800 million Lincoln Neb. Great Western Bank $297.80 million
6/4/10 Arcola Homestead Savings Bank $17 million Arcola Ill. no buyer $3.2 million
6/4/10 First National Bank $60.4 million Rosedale Miss. The Jefferson Bank $12.6 million
5/28/10 Sun West Bank $360.7 million Las Vegas Nev. City National Bank $96.7 million
5/28/10 Granite Community Bank, NA $102.90 million Granite Bay Calif. Tri Counties Bank $17.30 million
5/28/10 Bank of Florida - Tampa $245.2 million Tampa Fla. EverBank $40.3 million
5/28/10 Bank of Florida - Southwest $640.9 million Naples Fla. EverBank $91.3 million
5/28/10 Bank of Florida - Southeast $595.3. million Fort Lauderdale Fla. EverBank $71.4 million
5/21/10 Pinehurst Bank $61.2 million Saint Paul Minn. Coulee $6 million
5/14/10 Midwest Bank and Trust Company $3.17 billion Elmwood Park Ill. Firstmerit Bank, National Association $216 million
5/14/10 Southwest Community Bank $96.6 million Springfield Mo. Simmons First National Bank $29 million
5/14/10 New Liberty Bank $109 million Plymouth Mich. Bank of Ann Arbor $25 million
5/14/10 Satilla Community Bank $135.7 million Saint Marys Ga. Ameris Bank $31.3 million
5/7/10 1st Pacific Bank of California $335.80 million San Deigo Calif. City National Bank $87.70 million
5/7/10 Towne Bank of Arizona $120.20 million Mesa Ariz. Commerce Bank of Arizona $41.80 million
5/7/10 Access Bank $32 million Champlin Minn. PrinsBank $5.50 million
5/7/10 The Bank of Bonifay $242.90 million Bonifay Fla. First Federal Bank of Florida $78.70 million
4/30/10 Frontier Bank $3.5 billion Everett Wash. Union Bank, N.A. $1.37 billion
4/30/10 BC National Banks $67.2 million Butler Mo. Community First Bank $11.4 million
4/30/10 Champion Bank $187.3 million Creve Coeur Mo. BankLiberty $52.7 million
4/30/10 CF Bancorp $1.65 billion Port Huron Mich. First Michigan Bank $615.3 million
4/30/10 Westernbank Puerto Rico $11.94 billion Mayaguez Puerto Rico Banco Popular de Puerto Rico $3.31 billion
4/30/10 R-G Premier bank of Puerto Rico $5.92 billion Hato Rey Puerto Rico Scotiabank de Puerto Rico $1.23 billion
4/30/10 Eurobank $2.56 billion San Juan Puerto Rico Oriental Bank and Trust $743.9 million
4/23/10 Wheatland Bank $437.20 million Naperville Ill. Wheaton Bank & Trust $133.00 million
4/23/10 Peotone Bank and Trust Company $130.20 million Peotone Ill. First Midwest Bank $31.70 million
4/23/10 Lincoln Park Savings Bank $199.90 million Chicago Ill. Northbrook Bank and Trust Company $48.40 million
4/23/10 New Century Bank $485.60 million Chicago Ill. MB Financial Bank, National Association $125.30 million
4/23/10 Citizens Bank and Trust Company of Chicago $77.30 million Chicago Ill. Republic Bank of Chicago $20.90 million
4/23/10 Broadway Bank $1.2 billion Chicago Ill. MB Financial Bank, National Association $394.30 million
4/23/10 Amcore Bank, National Association $3.8 billion Rockford Ill. Harris National Association $220.30 million
4/16/10 City Bank $1,130.0 million Lynnwood Wash. Whidbey Island Bank $323.4 million
4/16/10 Tamalpais Bank $628.9 million San Rafael Calif. Union Bank, N.A. $81.1 million
4/16/10 Innovative Bank $268.9 million Oakland Calif. Center Bank $37.8 million
4/16/10 Butler Bank $268.0 million Lowell Mass. People's United Bank $22.9 million
4/16/10 Riverside National Bank of Florida $3,420.0 million Fort Pierce Fla. TD Bank, N.A $491.8 million
4/16/10 AmericanFirst Bank $90.5 million Clermont Fla. TD Bank, N.A. $10.50 million
4/16/10 First Federal Bank of North Florida $393.3 million Palatka Fla. TD Bank, N.A $6.0 million
4/16/10 Lakeside Community Bank $53.0 million Sterling Heights Minn. no buyer $11.2 million
4/09/10 Beach First National Bank $585.1 million Myrtle Beach S. C. Bank of North Carolina $130.3 million
3/26/10 Desert Hills Bank $496.60 million Phoenix Ariz. New York Community Bank $106.7 million
3/26/10 Unity National Bank $292.2 million Cartersville Ga. Bank of the Ozarks $67.2 million
3/26/10 Key West Bank $88 million Key West Fla. Centennial Bank $23.1 million
3/26/10 McIntosh Commercial Bank $362.9 million Carrollton Ga. CharterBank $123.3 million
3/19/10 State Bank of Aurora $28.2 million Aurora Minn. Northern State Bank $4.2 million
3/19/10 First Lowndes Bank $137.2 million Fort Deposit Ala. First Citizens Bank $38.3 million
3/19/10 Bank of Hiawassee $377.8 million Hiawassee Ga. Citizens South Bank $137.7 million
3/19/10 Appalachian Community Bank $1.01 billion Ellijay Ga. Community & Southern Bank $419.3 million
3/19/10 Advanta Bank Corp. $1.6 billion Draper Utah N/A $635.6 million
3/19/10 Century Security Bank $96.5 million Duluth Ga. Bank of Upson $29.9 million
3/19/10 American National Bank $70.3 million Parma Ohio The National Bank and Trust Company $17.1 million
3/12/10 Statewide Bank $243.2 million Covington La. Home Bank $38.1 million
3/12/10 Old Southern Bank $315.6 million Orlando Fla. Centennial Bank $94.6 million
3/12/10 The Park Avenue Bank $520.1 million New York N.Y. Valley National Bank $50.7 million
3/11/10 LibertyPointe Bank $209.7 million New York N.Y. Valley National Bank $24.8 million
3/5/10 Centennial Bank $215.2 million Ogden Utah no buyer $96.3 million
3/5/10 Waterfield Bank $155.6 million Germantown Md. Waterfield Bank, FA $51 million
3/5/10 Bank of Illinois $211.7 million Normal Ill. Heartland Bank and Trust Company $53.7 million
3/5/10 Sun American Bank $535.7 million Boca Raton Fla. First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company $103.8 million
2/26/10 Rainier Pacific Bank $717.8 million Tacoma Wash. Umpqua Bank $95.2 million
2/26/10 Carson River Community Bank $7.9 million Carson City Nev. Heritage Bank of Nevada $51.1 million
2/19/10 La Jolla Bank, FSB $3.6 billion La Jolla Calif. OneWest Bank, FSB $882.3 million
2/19/10 George Washington Savings Bank $412.8 million Orland Park Ill. FirstMerit Bank, N.A. $141.4 million
2/19/10 The La Coste National Bank $53.9 million La Coste Texas Community National Bank $3.7 million
2/19/10 Marco Community Bank $119.6 million Marco Island Fla. Mutual of Omaha Bank $38.1 million
2/5/10 1st American State Bank of Minnesota $18.2 million Hancock Minn. Community Development Bank, FSB $11.7 million
1/29/10 American Marine Bank $373.2 million Bainbridge Island Wash. Columbia State Bank $58.9 million
1/29/10 First Regional Bank $2.18 billion Los Angeles Calif. First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company $825.5 million
1/29/10 Community Bank and Trust $1.21 billion Cornelia Ga. SCBT, N.A. $354.5 million
1/29/10 Marshall Bank, N.A. $59.9 million Hallock Minn. United Valley Bank. Depositors of Marshall Bank, N.A. $4.1 million
1/29/10 Florida Community Bank $875.5 million Immokalee Fla. Premier American Bank, N.A. $352.6 million
1/29/10 First National Bank of Georgia $832.6 million Carrollton Ga. Community & Southern Bank $260.4 million
1/22/10 Columbia River Bank $1.1 billion The Dalles Ore. Columbia State Bank $172.5 million
1/22/10 Evergreen Bank $488.5 million Seattle Wash. Umpqua Bank $64.2 million
1/22/10 Charter Bank (Santa Fe) $1.2 billion Santa Fe N.M. Charter Bank (Albuquerque) $201.9 million
1/22/10 Bank of Leeton $20.1 million Leeton Mo. Sunflower Bank, N.A $8.1 million
1/22/10 Premier American Bank $350.9 million Miami Fla. Premier American Bank, N.A. $85 million
1/15/10 Barnes Banking Company $827.8 million Kaysville Utah Deposit Insurance National Bank of Kaysville $271.3 million
1/15/10 St. Stephen State Bank $24.7 million St. Stephen minn. First State Bank of St. Joseph $7.2 million
1/15/10 Town Community Bank & Trust $69.6 million Antioch Ill. First American Bank $17.8 million
1/8/10 Horizon Bank $1.3 billion Bellingham Wash. Washington Federal Savings and Loan Association $539.1 million
1FDIC issued a combined estimate for First Heritage Bank and First National Bank of Nevada
2FDIC issued a combined estimate of $807 million for all subsidiaries of Security Bank Corp.
3Combined assets or FDIC fund cost of all banks acquired by U.S. Bank on 10/30/09
Source: FDIC
Date Name of bank Assets City State Acquired by FDIC cost
12/18/09 RockBridge Commercial Bank $294 million Atlanta Ga. no buyer $124.20 million
12/18/09 Peoples First Community Bank $1.8 Billion Panama City Fla. Hancock Bank $556.70 million
12/18/09 Citizens State Bank $168.6 million New Baltimore Minn. Deposit Insurance National Bank of New Baltimore $76.6 million
12/18/09 New South Federal Savings Bank $1.5 billion Irondale Ala. Beal Bank $212.3 million
12/18/09 Independent Bankers' Bank $585.50 million Springfield Ill. Independent Bankers' Bank Bridge Bank, National Association $68.4 million
12/18/09 Imperial Capital Bank $4 billion La Jolla Calif. City National Bank $619.2 million
12/18/09 First Federal Bank of California, F.S.B. $6.1 billion Santa Monica Calif. OneWest Bank, FSB $146.3 million
12/11/09 SolutionsBank $511.1 million Overland Park Kan. Arvest Bank $122.1 million
12/11/09 Valley Capital Bank $40.3 million Mesa Ariz. Enterprise Bank & Trust $7.4 million
12/11/09 Republic Federal Bank $433 million Miami Fla. 1st United Bank $122.6 million
12/4/09 Greater Atlantic Bank $203 million Reston Va. Sonabank $35 million
12/4/09 Benchmark Bank $170.0 million Aurora Ill. MB Financial Bank $64 million
12/4/09 AmTrust Bank $12 billion Cleveland Ohio New York Community Bank $2 billion
12/4/09 The Tattnall Bank $49.6 million Reidsville Ga. HeritageBank of the South $13.9 million
12/4/09 First Security National Bank $128 million Norcross Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $30.1 million
12/4/09 The Buckhead Community Bank $874 million Atlanta Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $241.4 million
11/20/09 Commerce Bank of Southwest Florida $79.7 million Fort Myers Fla. Central Bank $23.6 million
11/13/09 Pacific Coast National Bank $134.4 million San Clemente Calif. Sunwest Bank $27.4 million
11/13/09 Orion Bank $2.7 billion Naples Fla. IBERIABANK $615 million
11/13/09 Century Bank $728 million Sarasota Fla. IBERIABANK $344 million
11/6/09 United Commercial Bank $11.2 billion San Francisco Calif. East West Bank $1.4 billion
11/6/09 Gateway Bank of St. Louis $27.7 million St. Louis Mo. Central Bank of Kansas City $9.2 million
11/6/09 Prosperan Bank $199.5 million Oakdale Minn. Alerus Financial $60.1 million
11/6/09 Home Federal Savings Bank $14.9 million Detroit Mich. Liberty Bank and Trust Co. $5.4 million
11/6/09 United Security Bank $157 million Sparta Ga. Ameris Bank $58 million
10/30/09 North Houston Bank $19.4 billion3 Houston Texas U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 Madisonville State Bank $19.4 billion3 Madisonville Texas U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 Citizens National Bank $19.4 billion3 Teague Texas U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 Park National Bank $19.4 billion3 Chicago Ill. U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 Pacific National Bank $19.4 billion3 San Francisco Calif. U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 California National Bank $19.4 billion3 Los Angeles Calif. U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 San Diego National Bank $19.4 billion3 San Diego Calif. U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 Community Bank of Lemont $19.4 billion3 Lemont Ill. U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/30/09 Bank USA $19.4 billion3 Phoenix Ariz. U.S. Bank $2.5 billion3
10/23/2009 First DuPage Bank $279 million Westmont Ill First Midwest Bank $59 million
10/23/2009 Riverview Community Bank $108 million Otsego Minn. Central Bank $20 million
10/23/2009 Bank of Elmwood $327.4 million Racine Wis. Tri City National Bank $101.1 million
10/23/2009 Flagship National Bank $190 million Bradenton Fla. First Federal Bank of Florida $59 million
10/23/2009 Hillcrest Bank Florida $83 million Naples Fla. Stonegate Bank $45 million
10/23/2009 American United Bank $111 million Lawrenceville Ga. Ameris Bank $44 million
10/23/2009 Partners Bank $65.5 million Naples Fla. Stonegate Bank $28.6 million
10/16/2009 San Joaquin Bank $775 million Bakersfield Calif. Citizens Business Bank $103 million
10/2/2009 Southern Colorado National Bank $39.5 million Pueblo Colo. Legacy Bank $6.6 million
10/2/2009 Jennings State Bank $56.3 million Spring Grove Minn. Central Bank $11.7 million
10/2/2009 Warren Bank $538 million Warren Mich. The Huntington National Bank $275 million
9/25/2009 Georgian Bank $2 billion Atlanta Ga. First Citizens Bank and Trust Co. $892 million
9/18/2009 Irwin Union Bank $493 million Louisville Ky. First Financial Bank $850 million2
9/18/2009 Irwin Union Bank and Trust Co. $2.7 billion Columbus Ind. First Financial Bank $850 million2
9/11/2009 Venture Bank $970 million Lacey Wash. First-Citizens Bank & Trust Co. $298 million
9/11/2009 Brickwell Community Bank $72 million Woodbury Minn. CorTrust Bank $22 million
9/11/2009 Corus Bank, N.A. $7 billion Chicago Ill. MB Financial Bank $1.7 billion
9/4/2009 First State Bank $105 million Flagstaff Ariz. Sunwest Bank $47 million
9/4/2009 Platinum Community Bank $345.6 million Rolling Meadows Ill. no buyer $114.3 million
9/4/2009 Vantus Bank $458 million Sioux City Iowa Great Southern Bank $168 million
9/4/2009 InBank $212 million Oak Forest Ill. MB Financial Bank $66 million
9/4/2009 First Bank of Kansas City $16 million Kansas City Mo. Great American Bank $6 million
8/28/2009 Affinity Bank $1 billion Ventura Calif. Pacific Western Bank $254 million
8/28/2009 Mainstreet Bank $459 million Forest Lake Minn. Central Bank $95 million
8/28/2009 Bradford Bank $452 million Baltimore Md. Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company $97 million
8/21/2009 Guaranty Bank $13 billion Austin Texas BBVA Compass $3 billion
8/21/2009 CapitalSouth Bank $617 million Birmingham Ala. Iberiabank $151 million
8/21/2009 First Coweta Bank $167 million Newnan Ga. United Bank $48 million
8/21/2009 ebank $143 million Atlanta Ga. Stearns Bank $63 million
8/14/2009 Community Bank of Nevada $1.52 billion Las Vegas Nev. no buyer $781.5 million
8/14/2009 Community Bank of Arizona $158.5 million Phoenix Ariz. MidFirst Bank $25.5 million
8/14/2009 Union Bank $124 million Gilbert Ariz. MidFirst Bank $61 million
8/14/2009 Colonial Bank $25 billion Montgomery Ala. Branch Banking and Trust (BB&T) $2.8 billion
8/14/2009 Dwelling House Savings and Loan Association $13.4 million Pittsburgh Pa. PNC Bank $6.8 million
8/7/2009 Community First Bank $209 million Nampa Idaho Home Federal Bank $45 million
8/7/2009 Community National Bank of Sarasota County $97 million Venice Fla. Stearns Bank $24 million
8/7/2009 First State Bank $463 million Sarasota Fla. Stearns Bank $116 million
7/31/2009 Mutual Bank $1.6 billion Harvey Ill. United Central Bank $696 million
7/31/2009 First Bankamericano $166 million Elizabeth N.J. Crown Bank $15 million
7/31/2009 Peoples Community Bank $705.8 million West Chester Ohio First Financial Bank $125.9 million
7/31/2009 Integrity Bank $119 million Jupiter Fla. Stonegate Bank $46 million
7/31/2009 First State Bank of Altus $103.4 million Altus Okla. Herring Bank $25.2 million
7/24/2009 Security Bank of Bibb County $1.2 billion Macon Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $807 million2
7/24/2009 Security Bank of Houston County $383 million Perry Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $807 million2
7/24/2009 Security Bank of Jones County $453 million Gray Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $807 million2
7/24/2009 Security Bank of Gwinnett County $322 million Suwanee Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $807 million2
7/24/2009 Security Bank of North Metro $224 million Woodstock Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $807 million2
7/24/2009 Security Bank of North Fulton $209 million Alpharetta Ga. State Bank and Trust Co. $807 million2
7/24/2009 Waterford Village Bank $61.4 million Clarence N.Y. Evans Bank $5.6 million
7/17/2009 First Piedmont Bank $115 million Winder Ga. First American Bank and Trust Co. $29
million
7/17/2009 BankFirst $275 million Sioux Falls S.D. Alerus Financial $91
million
7/17/2009 Vineyard Bank $1.9 billion Rancho Cucamonga Calif. California Bank & Trust $579
million
7/17/2009 Temecula Valley Bank $1.5 billion Temecula Calif. First-Citizens Bank and Trust Co. $391
million
7/10/2009 Bank of Wyoming $70 million Thermopolis Wyo. Central Bank & Trust $27
million
7/2/2009 Founders Bank $962.5 million Worth Ill. The PrivateBank and Trust Co. $188.5
million
7/2/2009 Millennium State Bank of Texas $118 million million Dallas Texas State Bank of Texas $47
million
7/2/2009 First National Bank of Danville $166 million Danville Ill. First Financial Bank $24
million
7/2/2009 Elizabeth State Bank $55.5 million Elizabeth Ill. Galena State Bank and Trust $11.2
million
7/2/2009 Rock River Bank $77 million Oregon Ill. The Harvard State Bank $27.6
million
7/2/2009 First State Bank of Winchester $36 million Winchester Ill. The First National Bank of Beardstown $6
million
7/2/2009 John Warner Bank $70 million Clinton Ill. State Bank of Lincoln $10
million
6/26/2009 Community Bank of West Georgia $199.4 million Villa Rice Ga. n/a $85
million
6/26/2009 Neighborhood Community Bank $221.6 million Newnan Ga. Charter Bank $66.7
million
6/26/2009 Horizon Bank $87.6 million Pine City Minn. Stearns Bank
$33.5 million
6/26/2009 Metro Pacific Bank $80 million Irvine Calif. Sunwest Bank $29
million
6/26/2009 Mirae Bank $456 million Los Angeles Calif. Wilshire State Bank $50
million
6/16/2009 First National Bank of Anthony $156.9 million Anthony Kan. Bank of Kansas $32.2
million
6/16/2009 Cooperative Bank $970 million Wilmington N.C. First Bank $217
million
6/16/2009 Southern Community Bank $377 million Fayetteville Ga. United Community Bank $114
million
6/5/2009 Bank of Lincolnwood $214 million Lincolnwood Ill. Republic Bank of Chicago $83
million
5/22/2009 Strategic Capital Bank $537 million Champaign Ill. Midland States Bank $73
million
5/22/2009 Citizens National Bank $437 million Bremerton Wash. Kitsap Bank $108
million
5/21/2009 BankUnited FSB $12.8 billion Coral Gables Fla. WL Ross & Co., Carlyle Investment Management, Blackstone Capital Partners, Centerbridge Capital Partners, LeFrak Organization, The Wellcome Trust, Greenaap Investments and East Rock Endowment Fund $4.9
billion
5/12/2009 Westsound Bank $334.6 million Bremerton Wash. Kitsap Bank $108
million
5/1/2009 Silverton Bank, National Association $4.1 billion Atlanta Ga. n/a $1.3
billion
5/1/2009 Citizens Community Bank $45.1 million Ridgewood N.J. North Jersey Community Bank $18.1
million
5/1/2009 America West Bank $299.4 million Layton Utah Cache Valley Bank $119.4
million
4/27/2009 American Southern Bank $112.3 million Kennesaw Ga. Bank of North Georgia $41.9
million
4/27/2009 Michigan Heritage Bank $184.6 million Farmington Hills Mich. Level One Bank $71.3
million
4/27/2009 First Bank of Beverly Hills $1.5 billion Calabasas Calif. n/a $394
million
4/27/2009 First Bank of Idaho $488.9 million Ketchum Idaho U.S. Bank $191.2
million
4/17/2009 American Sterling Bank $181 million Sugar Creek Mo. Metcalf Bank $42
million
4/17/2009 Great Basin Bank of Nevada $270.9 million Elko Nev. Nevada State Bank $42
million
4/10/2009 Cape Fear Bank $492 million Wilmington N.C. First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Charleston $131
million
4/10/2009 New Frontier Bank $2 billion Greeley Colo. n/a $670
million
3/27/2009 Omni National Bank $956.0 million Atlanta Ga. SunTrust Bank $290
million
3/20/2009 FirstCity Bank $297 million Stockbridge Ga. n/a $100
million
3/20/2009 Colorado National Bank $123.5 million Colorado Springs Colo. Herring Bank $9
million
3/20/2009 Teambank $669.8 million N.A. Paola Kan. Great Southern Bank $98
million
3/6/2009 Freedom Bank of Georgia $173 million Commerce Ga. Northeast Georgia Bank $36.2
million
2/27/2009 Heritage Community Bank $232.9 million Glenwood Ill. MB Financial Bank $41.6
million
2/27/2009 Security Savings Bank $238.3 million Henderson Nev. Bank of Nevada $59.1
million
2/20/2009 Silver Falls Bank $131.4 million Silverton Ore. Citizens Bank $50
million
2/13/2009 Sherman County Bank $129.8 million Loup City Neb. Heritage Bank $28
million
2/13/2009 Riverside Bank of the Gulf Coast $539 million Cape Coral Fla. TIB Bank $201.5
million
2/13/2009 Corn Belt Bank and Trust Colo. $271.8 million Pittsfield Ill. Carlinville National Bank $100
million
2/13/2009 Pinnacle Bank $73 million Beaverton Ore. Washington Trust Bank $12.1
million
2/6/2009 FirstBank Financial Services $337 million McDonough Ga. Regions Bank $111
million
2/6/2009 Alliance Bank $1.1 billion Culver City Calif. California Bank & Trust $206
million
2/6/2009 County Bank $1.7 billion Merced Calif. Westamerica Bank $135
million
1/30/2009 MagnetBank $292.9 million Salt Lake City Utah n/a $119.4
million
1/30/2009 Suburban Federal Savings Bank $360 million Crofton Md. Bank of Essex $126
million
1/30/2009 Ocala National Bank $223.5 million Ocala Fla. CenterState Bank of Florida $99.6
million
1/23/2009 1st Centennial Bank $803.3 million Redlands Calif. First California Bank $227
million
1/16/2009 National Bank of Commerce $430.9 million Berkeley Ill. Republic Bank of Chicago $97.1
million
1/16/2009 Bank of Clark County $446.5 million Vancouver Wash. Umpqua Bank $145
million
1FDIC issued a combined estimate for First Heritage Bank and First National Bank of Nevada
2FDIC issued a combined estimate of $807 million for all subsidiaries of Security Bank Corp.
3Combined assets or FDIC fund cost of all banks acquired by U.S. Bank on 10/30/09
Source: FDIC
Date Name of bank Assets City State Acquired by FDIC cost
12/12/2008 Haven Trust Bank $572 million Guluth Ga. Branch Banking & Trust (BB&T) $200
million
12/12/2008 Sanderson State Bank $37 million Sanderson Texas Pecos County State Bank $12.5
million
12/5/2008 First Georgia Community Bank $237.5 million Jackson Ga. United Bank $72.2
million
11/21/2008 The Community Bank $681 million Loganville Ga. Bank of Essex $240
million
11/21/2008 Downey Savings and Loan Association $12.8 billion Newport Beach Calif. U.S. Bank, National Association $1.4
billion
11/21/2008 PFF Bank and Trust $3.7 billion Pomona Calif. U.S. Bank, National Association $700
million
11/7/2008 Franklin Bank $5.1 billion Houston Texas Prosperity Bank $1.6
billion
11/7/2008 Security Pacific Bank $561.1 million Los Angeles Calif. Pacific Western Bank $210
million
10/31/2008 Freedom Bank $287 million Bradenton Fla. Fifth Third Bank $104
million
10/24/2008 Alpha Bank & Trust $354.1 million Alpharetta Ga. Stearns Bank $158.1
million
10/10/2008 Main Street Bank $98 million Northville Mich. Monroe Bank & Trust $39
million
10/10/2008 Meridian Bank $39.2 million Eldred Ill. National Bank $14.5
million
9/25/2008 Washington Mutual Bank $307 billion Henderson Nev. JPMorgan Chase Bank $0
9/19/2008 Ameribank $115 million Northfork W. Va. The Citizens Savings Bank $42
million
9/5/2008 Silver State Bank $2 billion Henderson Nev. Nevada State Bank $550
million
8/29/2008 Integrity Bank $1.1 billion Alpharetta Ga. Regions Bank $350
million
8/22/2008 The Columbian Bank and Trust Company $752 million Topeka Kan. Citizens Bank & Trust $60
million
8/1/2008 First Priority Bank $259 million Bradenton Fla. SunTrust Bank $72
million
7/25/2008 First National Bank of Nevada $3.4 billion Reno Nev. Mutual of Omaha Bank $862
million 1
7/25/2008 First Heritage Bank $254 million Newport Beach Calif. Mutual of Omaha Bank $862
million 1
7/11/2008 IndyMac Bank $32 billion Pasadena Calif. n/a $10.7
billion
5/30/2008 First Integrity Bank $54.7 million Staples Minn. First International Bank and Trust $2.3
million
5/9/2008 ANB Financial $2.1 billion Bentonvile Ark. Pulaski Bank and Trust Company $214
million
3/7/2008 Hume Bank $18.7 million Hume Mo. Security Bank $0
1/25/2008 Douglass National Bank $58.5 million Kansas City Mo. Liberty Bank and Trust Company $5.6
million
1FDIC issued a combined estimate for First Heritage Bank and First National Bank of Nevada
2FDIC issued a combined estimate of $807 million for all subsidiaries of Security Bank Corp.
3Combined assets or FDIC fund cost of all banks acquired by U.S. Bank on 10/30/09
Source: FDIC
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