Failed Bank List

Bank failures in 1984

83 insured banks failed in 1984, up from 50 in 1983. Together they reported $4.2 billion in assets, and the FDIC's estimated loss on them is $1.1 billion. The largest was San Marino Savings and Loan Association of San Marino, California, at $857 million. The costliest for the insurance fund was Empire Savings and Loan Association, at an estimated $267 million. Tennessee led with 12 failures, ahead of Kansas with 7. The FDIC also recorded 23 assistance transactions that year, kept open rather than closed, and listed separately below.

Week by week

  • $1 billion or more
  • $100 million to $1 billion
  • under $100 million
Bank failures in 1984 by week of closingFarmers Bank and Trust, 1984-01-06City and County Bank of Jefferson County, 1984-01-20Indian Springs State Bank, 1984-01-27Union Federal Savings and Loan Association, 1984-01-27Emerald Empire Banking Company, 1984-02-03The Tucker County Bank, 1984-02-03West Olympia Bank, 1984-02-10Heritage Bank of Bureau County, 1984-02-08Brownfield State Bank & Trust Co., 1984-02-17United Bank of Oregon, 1984-03-02All American National Bank, 1984-03-02National Bank and Trust Company of Traverse City, 1984-03-09Empire Savings and Loan Association, 1984-03-14Heritage Bank, 1984-03-16Seminole State National Bank, 1984-03-16First Security Bank, 1984-04-06Watauga Valley Bank, 1984-04-06American Savings and Loan Association, 1984-04-03Security National Bank of Lubbock, 1984-04-13The Shelby National Bank of Shelbyville, 1984-04-19Gamaliel Bank, 1984-04-19West Coast Bank, 1984-04-27United of America Bank, 1984-04-26Citizens Bank of Monroe County, 1984-04-27Western National Bank of Casper, 1984-05-04First National Bank, 1984-05-04The First National Bank of Rushford, 1984-05-04State Bank of Mills, 1984-05-04The Mississippi Bank, 1984-05-11First Continental Bank & Trust Company of Del City, 1984-05-11The National Bank of Carmel, 1984-05-08Planters Trust & Savings Bank of Opelousas, 1984-05-18Bank of Irvine, 1984-05-18Washington National Bank of Chicago, 1984-05-18Bledsoe County Bank, 1984-05-18First National Bank of Prior Lake, 1984-05-24Garden Grove Community Bank, 1984-06-01Cherokee County Bank, 1984-06-05Stewardship Bank of Oregon, 1984-06-08The Corning Bank, 1984-06-15The Lawrence County Bank, 1984-06-15Farmers State Bank, 1984-06-15Republic Bank of Kansas City, 1984-06-18The Farmers National Bank of Aurelia, 1984-06-21East Texas Bank & Trust Company, 1984-06-29American Bank, 1984-06-27The Coffeen National Bank, 1984-07-12Guaranty State Bank of Saint Paul, 1984-07-19Coalmont Savings Bank, 1984-07-24The Tingley State Savings Bank, 1984-08-10Peoples State Bank of Clay County, 1984-08-10Jackson County National Bank, 1984-08-09Girod Trust Company, 1984-08-16American National Bank in McLean, 1984-08-16The First State Bank, 1984-08-22Hereford State Bank, 1984-08-24Bank of the Northwest, 1984-08-31Oakland Savings Bank, 1984-09-07David City Bank, 1984-09-06Community Bank & Trust Company, 1984-09-14Security State Bank, 1984-09-21Bank of Verdigre and Trust Company, 1984-09-19Century National Bank, 1984-09-20The Farmers and Merchants Bank, 1984-10-05Bucklin State Bank of Bucklin, Missouri, 1984-10-12Oneida Bank & Trust Company, 1984-10-12The Rexford State Bank, 1984-10-10American State Bank, 1984-10-19The Bank of Cody, 1984-10-24State Bank of Boyd, 1984-10-24The First National Bank of Gaylord, 1984-10-25Farmers State Bank, 1984-10-24Savannah Savings and Loan Association, 1984-11-16First American Banking Company, 1984-11-16The Dayton Bank & Trust Company, 1984-11-30The Strong City State Bank, 1984-11-29San Marino Savings and Loan Association, 1984-12-07Golden Spike State Bank, 1984-12-04Farmers State Bank of Holyoke, 1984-12-07University Bank of Wichita, 1984-12-11The Farmers State Bank, 1984-12-20First Security Bank, 1984-12-22Uehling State Bank, 1984-12-18JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
One square per failed bank, stacked in the week it closed. 60% of these closings fell on a Friday. The busiest day was Friday, May 18, 1984, with four banks closed. The median estimated loss was 22% of a failed bank's assets.

Where they failed

Failures by state in 1984: Tennessee 12, Kansas 7, California 7, Texas 7, Oregon 5, Illinois 5, Oklahoma 5, Nebraska 5, Minnesota 4, Iowa 3, Florida 2, Mississippi 2 and others.

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All 83 failures in 1984, in closing order
ClosedBankLocationTotal assetsEst. loss
January 6, 1984Farmers Bank and TrustWinchester, TN$48.6 million$8.1 million
January 20, 1984City and County Bank of Jefferson CountyWhite Pine, TN$21.7 million$4.5 million
January 27, 1984Indian Springs State BankKansas City, KS$30.9 million$8.5 million
January 27, 1984Union Federal Savings and Loan AssociationRichmond, VA$8.6 millionnot estimated
February 3, 1984Emerald Empire Banking CompanySpringfield, OR$22.3 million$2.4 million
February 3, 1984The Tucker County BankParsons, WV$15.4 million$2.6 million
February 8, 1984Heritage Bank of Bureau CountyDepue, IL$8.7 million$1.4 million
February 10, 1984West Olympia BankLos Angeles, CA$20.4 million$3.0 million
February 17, 1984Brownfield State Bank & Trust Co.Brownfield, TX$38.9 million$7.6 million
March 2, 1984United Bank of OregonMilwaukie, OR$17.3 million$3.1 million
March 2, 1984All American National BankVirgina Gardens, FL$13.9 million$3.1 million
March 9, 1984National Bank and Trust Company of Traverse CityTraverse City, MI$104 million$12.2 million
March 14, 1984Empire Savings and Loan AssociationMesquite, TX$333 million$267 million
March 16, 1984Heritage BankAnaheim, CA$186 million$5.2 million
March 16, 1984Seminole State National BankSeminole, TX$51.1 million$2.0 million
April 3, 1984American Savings and Loan AssociationBiloxi, MS$9.4 million$10.4 million
April 6, 1984First Security BankErwin, TN$22.5 million$6.5 million
April 6, 1984Watauga Valley BankElizabethton, TN$15.4 million$4.8 million
April 13, 1984Security National Bank of LubbockLubbock, TX$51.4 million$3.7 million
April 19, 1984The Shelby National Bank of ShelbyvilleShelbyville, IN$67.8 million$378 thousand
April 19, 1984Gamaliel BankGamaliel, KY$22.8 million$4.7 million
April 26, 1984United of America BankChicago, IL$38.1 million$876 thousand
April 27, 1984West Coast BankLos Angeles, CA$198 million$12.7 million
April 27, 1984Citizens Bank of Monroe CountyTelico Plains, TN$21.1 million$6.4 million
May 4, 1984Western National Bank of CasperCasper, WY$27.4 million$10.0 million
May 4, 1984First National BankSnyder, TX$23.5 million$754 thousand
May 4, 1984The First National Bank of RushfordRushford, MN$22.0 million$7.3 million
May 4, 1984State Bank of MillsMills, WY$7.2 million$2.9 million
May 8, 1984The National Bank of CarmelCarmel-By-The-Sea, CA$76.2 million$6.6 million
May 11, 1984The Mississippi BankJackson, MS$238 million$20.0 million
May 11, 1984First Continental Bank & Trust Company of Del CityDel City, OK$107 million$21.3 million
May 18, 1984Planters Trust & Savings Bank of OpelousasOpelousas, LA$71.4 million$28.8 million
May 18, 1984Bank of IrvineIrvine, CA$31.0 million$2.3 million
May 18, 1984Washington National Bank of ChicagoChicago, IL$14.1 million$2.0 million
May 18, 1984Bledsoe County BankPikeville, TN$5.3 million$2.1 million
May 24, 1984First National Bank of Prior LakePrior Lake, MN$12.2 million$4.9 million
June 1, 1984Garden Grove Community BankGarden Grove, CA$43.9 million$5.4 million
June 5, 1984Cherokee County BankCentre, AL$39.4 million$7.1 million
June 8, 1984Stewardship Bank of OregonPortland, OR$6.3 million$1.1 million
June 15, 1984The Corning BankCorning, AR$32.0 million$13.8 million
June 15, 1984The Lawrence County BankLawrenceburg, TN$25.2 million$6.5 million
June 15, 1984Farmers State BankLyons, SD$3.2 million$855 thousand
June 18, 1984Republic Bank of Kansas CityKansas City, MO$41.3 million$3.9 million
June 21, 1984The Farmers National Bank of AureliaAurelia, IA$19.9 million$2.0 million
June 27, 1984American BankSaint Joseph, TN$33.0 million$13.3 million
June 29, 1984East Texas Bank & Trust CompanyLongview, TX$106 million$19.9 million
July 12, 1984The Coffeen National BankCoffeen, IL$9.4 million$1.7 million
July 19, 1984Guaranty State Bank of Saint PaulSt. Paul, MN$28.6 million$5.9 million
July 24, 1984Coalmont Savings BankCoalmont, TN$25.7 million$7.8 million
August 9, 1984Jackson County National BankTuckerman, AR$13.3 million$5.3 million
August 10, 1984The Tingley State Savings BankMount Ayr, IA$19.4 million$6.3 million
August 10, 1984Peoples State Bank of Clay CountyPoland, IN$17.7 million$5.1 million
August 16, 1984Girod Trust CompanySan Juan, PR$406 million$86.3 million
August 16, 1984American National Bank in McLeanMcLean, TX$14.3 million$3.0 million
August 22, 1984The First State BankThayer, KS$12.2 million$5.1 million
August 24, 1984Hereford State BankHereford, CO$2.7 million$765 thousand
August 31, 1984Bank of the NorthwestEugene, OR$21.8 million$1.2 million
September 6, 1984David City BankDavid City, NE$21.3 million$2.3 million
September 7, 1984Oakland Savings BankOakland, IA$22.1 million$6.6 million
September 14, 1984Community Bank & Trust CompanyEnid, OK$32.2 million$10.8 million
September 19, 1984Bank of Verdigre and Trust CompanyVerdigre, NE$13.4 million$3.7 million
September 20, 1984Century National BankJacksonville, FL$13.2 million$2.3 million
September 21, 1984Security State BankWeatherford, OK$50.1 million$20.4 million
October 5, 1984The Farmers and Merchants BankTecumseh, OK$31.1 million$6.1 million
October 10, 1984The Rexford State BankRexford, KS$5.8 million$4.5 million
October 12, 1984Bucklin State Bank of Bucklin, MissouriBucklin, MO$16.1 million$7.1 million
October 12, 1984Oneida Bank & Trust CompanyOneida, TN$6.3 million$3.0 million
October 19, 1984American State BankThomas, OK$23.9 million$6.9 million
October 24, 1984The Bank of CodyCody, NE$10.3 million$2.7 million
October 24, 1984State Bank of BoydBoyd, MN$7.1 million$2.8 million
October 24, 1984Farmers State BankKilgore, NE$6.1 millionnone
October 25, 1984The First National Bank of GaylordGaylord, KS$6.4 million$2.5 million
November 16, 1984Savannah Savings and Loan AssociationSavannah, TN$19.3 million$9.7 million
November 16, 1984First American Banking CompanyPendleton, OR$18.6 million$2.2 million
November 29, 1984The Strong City State BankStrong City, KS$5.0 million$1.8 million
November 30, 1984The Dayton Bank & Trust CompanyDayton, TN$51.4 million$6.3 million
December 4, 1984Golden Spike State BankTremonton, UT$7.8 million$3.6 million
December 7, 1984San Marino Savings and Loan AssociationSan Marino, CA$857 million$263 million
December 7, 1984Farmers State Bank of HolyokeHolyoke, CO$3.9 million$1.4 million
December 11, 1984University Bank of WichitaWichita, KS$4.7 million$2.1 million
December 18, 1984Uehling State BankUehling, NE$4.2 million$700 thousand
December 20, 1984The Farmers State BankSelden, KS$14.6 million$8.0 million
December 22, 1984First Security BankSandwich, IL$13.4 million$1.0 million

Assistance transactions in 1984

In these cases the FDIC or another insurer gave financial help to an insured institution instead of closing it outright. They are not counted as failures on this site.

23 assistance transactions in 1984
ClosedBankLocationTotal assetsEst. loss
March 1, 1984Home S&LANorwalk, OH$77.5 million$3.1 million
April 1, 1984Scandia S&LADes Moines, IA$65.2 million$3.4 million
April 2, 1984First Fs and La of Grand Forks and MinotMinot, ND$246 million$40.5 million
May 16, 1984Investors S&LAHouston, TX$31.5 millionnot estimated
May 17, 1984Continental Illinois Nat Bk & TrChicago, IL$40.0 billion$1.1 billion
June 8, 1984American S&LADededo, GU$58.4 million$8.8 million
July 18, 1984Windom FS&LAWindom, MN$47.9 million$5.7 million
July 24, 1984Queen City S&LA, WaSeattle, WA$234 million$4.2 million
August 1, 1984Mitchell Home S&LAMitchell, SD$16.6 millionnot estimated
August 10, 1984Century FS&LACedarhurst, NY$652 million$6.5 million
August 28, 1984American Heritage Savings FABloomington, IL$277 million$42.9 million
August 28, 1984Fidelity FS&LABaltimore, MD$138 million$23.7 million
September 1, 1984Rhode Island FS&LAProvidence, RI$130 million$9.6 million
September 7, 1984Union FS&LAIndianapolis, IN$309 million$26.8 million
September 21, 1984Continental FS&LACleveland, OH$1.0 billion$80.8 million
September 28, 1984Orange Savings BankLivingston, NJ$513 million$7.3 million
October 1, 1984Suburbia FS&LAGarden City, NY$660 million$16.0 million
October 1, 1984Home FS&LAPonce, PR$45.6 million$1.7 million
October 2, 1984Fidelity FS&LACorinth, MS$34.8 million$1.5 million
November 16, 1984Knox FS&LAKnoxville, TN$155 million$30.4 million
November 16, 1984American S&LAKnoxville, TN$64.8 million$9.9 million
November 16, 1984John Sevier S&LASevierville, TN$35.8 million$14.9 million
November 16, 1984East TennesseeKnoxville, TN$21.9 million$5.1 million