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North Carolina - Federal Savings Banks

Following is a comprehensive list of Federal Savings Banks based in North Carolina.

This list can be sequenced by institution name, federal regulator, city, deposit asset ratio, deposits or total assets by clicking on the label at the head of the column.

Reporting Period - quarter ended 20251231 :

Name	Regulator	City	Deposits /	Deposits	Assets
			Assets	(USD, in thousands)
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK OF LINCOLNTON	OCC	Lincolnton	0.8031	383,079	477,003
FIRST FEDERAL BANK	OCC	Dunn	0.9102	247,472	271,878
FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION	OCC	Mebane	0.7479	41,537	55,539

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Source of Data: FDIC, FRB, NCUA, OCC, SEC, U.S. Department of the Treasury