TellerScore

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Data sources

TellerScore shows the information that U.S. government agencies publicly disclose about banks and credit unions, as they provide it, together with weekly mortgage-rate averages published by Freddie Mac. For more detail about any of these datasets, please contact the agency that publishes it.

Sources

SourceWhat it covers on this siteFigures as of
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) — institution recordsBank names, charters, FDIC certificate numbers, status, former names and mergers—
FDIC — bank financial reports (call reports)Bank assets, deposits, capital, loans, earnings and estimated uninsured deposits
FDIC — branch office recordsBank branch addresses and locations
FDIC — failed bank recordsBank failures since 1934: dates, acquirers, resolution type and estimated cost
National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) — credit union financial reportsCredit union profiles, financial figures, members and branches
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) — Consumer Complaint DatabaseComplaint counts, products, issues and company response measures (counts only)
CFPB — Terms of Credit Card Plans surveyCredit card interest rates and fees by issuer
Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) — Home Mortgage Disclosure Act dataMortgage applications, loans and denials by lender and county
Freddie Mac — Primary Mortgage Market SurveyAverage 30-year and 15-year mortgage rates
U.S. Census Bureau — geographic reference filesCounty names and codes, and ZIP-area locations for credit union branch maps

"Figures as of" is the date or reporting period the agency's published figures describe.

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