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First Trust and Savings Bank
Wheatland, IA · State non-member bank · FDIC · $300 million assets · 120 loans in 2025
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120
loans originated, 2025
122
applications, 2025
1
states and territories
0
gaps bigger than at similar lenders
First Trust and Savings Bank turned down none of the 120 home-loan applications it decided in 2025. Lenders of its type that decided a similar number of applications turned down about 9 in every 100. This can happen when a bank that keeps its own loans talks with customers before they formally apply, so requests unlikely to be approved never become recorded applications. It can also reflect how a bank records applications that end without a loan. With no applications turned down, there is no gap to compare with similar lenders.
How this is calculated: the fair-lending method.
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