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Acacia Federal Savings Bank

Acacia Federal Savings Bank Locations
7600 Leesburg Pike, Suite 200
Falls Church, VA 22043
(800)-950-0236
www.acaciafederal.com

FDIC


Acacia Federal Savings Bank has been operating in the Washington DC Metro area since it was established in March 1985. It's primary regulator is the Office of Thrift Supervision. Deposits are FDIC insured. It is a subsidiary of the Acacia Life Insurance Company. The bank runs its nationwide deposit operation from one office in Falls Church, Virginia.

Acacia Federal Savings Bank Routing Number: 256073328

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Acacia Federal Savings Bank Checking Account Rates

Acacia Federal offers 3 checking products under the Choice name. These include a free checking account called No Fee Choice, Interest Choice Checking with moderate interest rates and minimum balance requirements and Top Choice Checking with the highest interest rates and the highest minimum balance requirement to avoid a monthly fee.


ApyMinMaxProduct
0.20%$1k-Top Choice
0.10%$500-Interest Choice

Acacia Federal Savings Bank Savings Account Rates

Acacia Federal's Sensible Savings Account requires a minimum initial deposit of $20. There are no monthly maintenance fees and no rate tiers.


ApyMinMaxProduct
0.10%--Sensible Savings

Acacia Federal Savings Bank Money Market Rates

Acacia Federal's Tiered Money Market Account has rate tiers that range from $10,000 to $125,000. Rates are very low for balances under $10,000. Minimum balance to avoid a monthly fee is $1,000.


ApyMinMaxProduct
0.45%$25k-Tiered Money Market

Acacia Federal Savings Bank CD Rates

Acacia Federal offers certificate of deposit terms from 3 to 60 months. Minimum deposit is $500. Early withdrawal penalties ranged from 3 to 18 months of interest.


ApyMinMaxProduct
0.60%$500-60 Month CD
0.50%$500-48 Month CD
0.40%$500-36 Month CD
0.30%$500-24 Month CD
0.30%$500-30 Month CD
0.20%$500-18 Month CD
0.20%$500-12 Month CD
0.10%$500-3 Month CD
0.10%$500-6 Month CD
0.10%$500-9 Month CD

Acacia Federal Savings Bank IRA Rates

Acacia Federal offers Traditional, SEP, SIMPLE, Roth IRA, and the Coverdell Education Savings account. IRA CD terms from 6 months to 5 year are available. In addition, a Statement Savings IRA is available.


ApyMinMaxProduct
0.60%$100-60 Month IRA
0.60%$100-60 Month Roth IRA
0.60%$100-60 Month SEP IRA
0.60%$100-60 Month SIMPLE IRA
0.60%$100-60 Month CESA
0.50%$100-48 Month IRA
0.50%$100-48 Month Roth IRA
0.50%$100-48 Month SEP IRA
0.50%$100-48 Month SIMPLE IRA
0.50%$100-48 Month CESA
0.40%$100-36 Month IRA
0.40%$100-36 Month Roth IRA
0.40%$100-36 Month SEP IRA
0.40%$100-36 Month SIMPLE IRA
0.40%$100-36 Month CESA
0.30%$100-24 Month IRA
0.30%$100-30 Month IRA
0.30%$100-24 Month Roth IRA
0.30%$100-30 Month Roth IRA
0.30%$100-24 Month SEP IRA
0.30%$100-24 Month SIMPLE IRA
0.30%$100-30 Month SEP IRA
0.30%$100-30 Month SIMPLE IRA
0.30%$100-24 Month CESA
0.30%$100-30 Month CESA
0.20%$100-18 Month IRA
0.20%$100-18 Month Roth IRA
0.20%$100-18 Month SEP IRA
0.20%$100-18 Month SIMPLE IRA
0.20%$100-18 Month CESA
0.20%$100-12 Month CESA
0.20%$100-12 Month IRA
0.20%$100-12 Month Roth IRA
0.20%$100-12 Month SEP IRA
0.20%$100-12 Month SIMPLE IRA
0.10%$100-6 Month IRA
0.10%$100-9 Month IRA
0.10%$100-6 Month Roth IRA
0.10%$100-9 Month Roth IRA
0.10%$100-6 Month SEP IRA
0.10%$100-6 Month SIMPLE IRA
0.10%$100-9 Month SEP IRA
0.10%$100-9 Month SIMPLE IRA
0.10%$100-6 Month CESA
0.10%$100-9 Month CESA

Rates updated: 5/21/2013

Data for Q4 2012


Institution Statistics


Acacia Federal Savings Bank
OTS #08070
FDIC Certificate #32266
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Year Established1985
Employees75
Primary RegulatorOCC

Assets and Liabilities

Assets$785.18 million
Loans$495.35 million
Deposits$654.75 million
Equity Capital$119.66 million
Loan Loss Allowance$8.01 million
Unbacked Noncurrent Loans$4.01 million
Real Estate Owned$773,000

Historic Data - December 2011

Assets$994.31 million
Equity Capital$125.63 million
Loan Loss Allowance$12.71 million
Unbacked Noncurrent Loans$35.16 million
Real Estate Owned$8.67 million

Profit Margin - Quarterly

Net Interest Margin2.11%
Return on Assets-0.39%
Return on Equity-3.06%
Interest Income$37.83 million

Institution Health


Overall Score:
5 out of 5
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Texas Ratio5
The Texas Ratio is an indicator of how much funds a bank has available compared to the total value of loans considered at risk. As of December 31, 2012 Acacia Federal Savings Bank had $4.78 million in non-current loans and owned real-estate with $127.67 million in equity and loan loss allowances on hand to cover it. This gives Acacia Federal Savings Bank a Texas Ratio of 3.74% which is excellent. Any bank with a Texas Ratio near or greater than 100% is considered at risk.
Texas Ratio Trend5
The Texas Ratio for Acacia Federal Savings Bank decreased significantly from 31.68% as of December 31, 2011 to 3.74% as of December 31, 2012, resulting in a positive change of 88.19%.This indicates that the balance sheet and financial strength for Acacia Federal Savings Bank has improved significantly in recent periods.
Deposit Growth3
In the past year, Acacia Federal Savings Bank has decreased its total deposits by $-201,000, resulting in -0.03% growth for the year. A strong track record of growth is an indicator of consumer confidence and the bank's ability to strengthen its balance sheet. The growth Acacia Federal Savings Bank has shown is average.
Capitalization5
Both FDIC and NCUA consider capitalization levels of banks and credit unions to be of high importance. Higher capitalization allows for a greater buffer when cover loans that may fail in the future. Acacia Federal Savings Bank has $785.18 million in assets with $127.67 million in equity, resulting in a capitalization level of 16.26%, which is excellent.
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Absolutely Horrible Bank And Mortgage Department
1 stars - Whooten - Monday, January 10, 2011 - 4:02 PM

I just read the comment posted on 17-Aug-10 and I have to say I agree.  I am, if it is posible, maybe even more disgruntled.  The people working here do not care about their customers AT ALL.  I have been trying to refinance to fixed a rate for two years now and have only been giving me the run around.  When you call, if you actually get a hold of a person, they always tell you they will look into your file/situation and call you back...if I had a penny for every time I heard that, I' d turn around and buy this bank and send all the people who work there packing!  DO NOT DO BUSINESS with them.  They do not help, only give the run around, and are probably one of the most dishonest financial organizations I have ever dealt with.  I'd have given them 0 stars too if that were an option.

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Acacia Bank - Awful Policies Designed To Keep Your Money
1 stars - reviewacacia1 - Monday, October 1, 2012 - 9:38 PM

Their transfer and bill pay policies are designed to cost you in fees.

I had a transfer that was credited on one day, and had them mail a check (via bill pay to me) the same day. No check was processed through through the account (in fact, I didn't receive and deposit the check until three days later), but they charged an NSF because, in theory, if the check had magically flown through the air and I had magically deposited it the same day and it had magically cleared my other bank and made it back into teh Acacia account, there would not have been enough funds to clear, bacuse they clear all checks first, then credit deposits after that.

Mind you, no check actually did process through the account, they just said it was theoretically possible, so they charged a real $30. That's a good sign you need to pull your money and run. We did.

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Horrible Bank
1 stars - Anonymous - Tuesday, August 17, 2010 - 12:37 PM

My husband and I through our own fault and a combination of military moves, job loss, increased family expenses, got caught in the whole mortgage melt down mess. I won't go into a long drawn out and sad song, bottom line is this. We submitted a short sale request to Acacia. They tld us they were considering/reviewing the packet. All the while they did everything that they could to stall the process so that they could proceed with foreclosure. As a matter of fact, they forclosed on our home BEFORE they sent us the notice that they disapproved our short sale. To make matters worse, when we called them to sort out the whole foreclosure/short sale mess, we were treated like second class citizens. They said things like, look...we don't have to explain reasoning to you, the investor doesn't want to short sale, they think they'd get more money with a foreclosre (really), and, don't call here anymore! Take my advise, avoid this bank like the plague.

 

P.S.  If I could have leftzero stars, I would, unfortunately...I have to give them at least one.

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Absolutely A Joke Of A Bank
1 stars - itsmessedup - Saturday, December 31, 2011 - 6:25 PM

November 11, 2011 I submitted an application for a mortgage loan to purchase a home. I was told everything was ran by the underwriter and looked good. With a ratified contract on my home and a ratified contract on the home I am buying, I thought things looked really good. Not for long. I get a phone call at ten pm at night, four weeks later telling me there is a problem. I knock myself dead trying to get the information to these clowns to no avail. The emails become less...no communication. No phone calls. Everything is on me. 

Long story short, after seven weeks of dealing with this bank...my Realtor...not me, is sent a quick email stating that they can't do the loan. I am the customer, not my Realtor and I get nothing! I shared many a phone call with this bank over a seven week period and they didn't even have the courtesy to call me to tell me they could not do the loan.

They cared nothing about my position or that of my buyer. To tell me they could close a loan in eleven days and then jerk me around for seven weeks...shameful at best. 

My advice to anyone looking for a mortgage to purchase a home...keep looking. This bank does not want to lend you money and has absolutely no respect in regards to your life, your feelings and what position they put you in due to their inability to be straight from the beginning. If you can't do a loan, you can't. You don't string families along for nearly two months and pull the rug out from under them when it's time to close.

If there is a hell for banks, I am certain Acacia will be first in line.

 

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Agree Completly
1 stars - lwalker0020 - Wednesday, August 31, 2011 - 10:40 AM

I agree with prior post. this bank is so hard to deal with.  They give you the run around and seems like now tih the mortgage meltdown I can't get away from them. I had money flow problems and requested a modification. After a rejection and six months with the process and finally calling the OTS office They finally granted a temporary modification, but this i one bank that will not try to work with you and are rude.  Tried to refinance they let me know oh you were one of the lucky ones who were able to modify. so basically we don't give those out without a lot of hassle is how i felt.  Now the payment is more comfortable but its going to go right back where it was and the economy still hasn't changed. My husband lost his job during this and they denied a second request to modify a second time and can't do anything to refinance me without me bringing money to the table; and its not like I am not paying or trying to work with them.  I'm just looking for a fixed lower rate to stay stable.  So who knows what will happen.  Wish they were more cooperative.

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Does Not Meet Minimum Customer Service Requirements
1 stars - jefftorkin - Tuesday, September 25, 2012 - 12:25 PM

Bank should be closed.

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