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First Savings of America, Orland Park, IL: failed December 12, 1986

First Savings of America in Orland Park, Illinois, failed on December 12, 1986. It held $47 million in assets and $56 million in deposits at its last report. By assets it was the 84th largest of 204 banks closed or assisted in 1986.

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The FDIC's record

Closed
December 12, 1986
Type
Failure
Total assets
$46,975,000
Total deposits
$56,013,000
Charter
Savings and loan association
Insurance fund
FSLIC
FDIC certificate
29461

The FDIC record

Other bank failures in Illinois, 1984 to 1988

BankCityClosedAssetsDepositsEstimated costAcquirer
Peoria S&LA (assistance)PeoriaDecember 31, 1988$171.6 million$148.1 million$19.5 millionRiver Valley SB FSB
Pathway Financial (assistance)ChicagoDecember 30, 1988$1.22 billion$938.2 million$498 millionPathway Financial A FA
American SB (assistance)SpringfieldDecember 29, 1988$887 million$845.6 million$176.1 millionCitizens Savings
MT. Zion State BankMount ZionNovember 4, 1988$26.4 million$25.7 millionMount Zion State B&T Co
Loves Park FSB (assistance)Loves ParkSeptember 21, 1988$40.8 million$45 million$5 millionHome FS&LA of Rockford
Fidelity FS&LA (assistance)BerwynSeptember 1, 1988$37.1 million$39.5 million$3.7 millionUnited Savings of America
Capitol FS&LA (assistance)Evergreen ParkAugust 11, 1988$229.1 million$219.7 million$35.2 millionStandard FS&LA of Chicago
First FS&LA of Taylorville (assistance)TaylorvilleAugust 10, 1988$34.6 million$37.6 million$2.8 millionUnited Savings of America

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Read from the FDIC's failures data (BankFind), last updated 2026-10-23. Assets and deposits are as of the last report before failure; the estimated cost is the FDIC's latest estimate of the loss to its insurance fund and changes as the receivership winds down. Free to reuse with credit to SpecStream under CC BY 4.0.