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Definition of Federal savings bank
1. Noun. A federally chartered savings bank.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Federal Savings Bank
Literary usage of Federal savings bank
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Who's who in Finance and Banking by John William Leonard (1922)
"Charles Frederick, Commonwealth federal savings bank, Detroit, Mich. Transportation
of (leer: b. Detroit. Mich., Apr. 20. 1859; s. of Frederick and Ellen ..."
2. The Principles of Rural Credits as Applied in Europe and as Suggested for by James Bale Morman (1915)
"The General or Federal Savings-Bank is strictly a state institution, corresponding
to the postal savings-bank of some countries. In Belgium it has no share ..."
3. Financial Services Reform: Congressional Hearing edited by Michael G. Oxley (1999)
"They also can own or affiliate with a federal savings bank, a credit card bank,
or an industrial loan company, all of which accept FDIC-insured deposits. ..."
4. Banking in California 1849-1910 by Benjamin Cooper Wright (1910)
"The federal savings bank of San Francisco was organized in March, 1903, and
reported two years later its resources at ..."
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