TellerScore

Home Savings of America no longer operates under this certificate. It failed on February 24, 2012. See the failure record.

Home Savings of America is a bank based in Little Falls, Minnesota.

There is not enough recent publicly reported data to show a TellerScore for Home Savings of America.

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Scorecard

Capital cushion—/100
Tier 1 leverage ratio: —
Loan quality—/100
Noncurrent loans ÷ total loans: —
Earnings—/100
Return on assets (annualized): —
Funding & liquidity—/100
Loans ÷ deposits and uninsured-deposit share: —
Problem-loan coverage—/100
"Texas ratio": (noncurrent loans + foreclosed property) ÷ (equity + loan-loss reserves): —

The TellerScore is our own summary of the figures this institution reports publicly; it is not issued or endorsed by any government agency. It is not a prediction, and deposits within insurance limits are protected either way.

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How it compares with peers

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Deposit insurance

Is my money safe at Home Savings of America?

Home Savings of America is no longer an active bank in FDIC records (since 2012).

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Identity & history

Profile

Legal name
Home Savings of America
Former names
Community Federal Savings and Loan Association of Little Falls Minnesota
Type
Savings bank
FDIC certificate #
29178
RSSD ID
833673
Primary regulator
OCC
Holding company
Home Savings Bcorp
Established
September 1, 1934
Headquarters
35 East Broadway, Little Falls, MN 56345

Quick answers

Home Savings of America: common questions

Is Home Savings of America FDIC insured?

Home Savings of America is no longer an active bank in FDIC records (since 2012).

Has Home Savings of America ever failed?

FDIC records show Home Savings of America failed on February 24, 2012.