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Full-service office · FDIC office no. 260129

American Investment Bank, National Association
535 East South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84102

Last reported 2005

$0
peak deposits
1998
established
—
rank in county
2
names on the sign

This office filed its last FDIC deposit report in 2005. It is missing from every report since, which usually means it closed. The FDIC record doesn't give a reason. Salt Lake County has 205 offices open today, listed below.

This office's passbook1999–2005
DateBank on the signDepositsChange
Jun 30 2026NOT REPORTED missing from the 2026 report (and every year since 2006)
Jun 30 2005American Investment Bank, National Association$0
Jun 30 2004American Investment Bank, National AssociationNEW NAME$0
Jun 30 2003American Investment Financial$0
Jun 30 2002American Investment Financial$0
Jun 30 2001American Investment Financial$0
Jun 30 2000American Investment Financial$0
Jun 30 1999American Investment Financial$0
1998-11-10Office established (FDIC record) — 1 years before this passbook begins

Nearest open offices in Salt Lake County

  1. 0.1 miZions Bancorporation, N.A. · 455 E South Temple, Salt Lake City
  2. 0.3 miU.S. Bank National Association · 475 E 200 S, Salt Lake City
  3. 0.5 miWells Fargo Bank, National Association · 381 E Broadway, Salt Lake City
  4. 0.5 miBank of Utah · 50 South 200 East, Salt Lake City
  5. 0.5 miBank of Utah · 50 S 200 E, Salt Lake City
  6. 0.5 miStride Bank, National Association · 250 E 200 S, Salt Lake City
  7. 0.6 miUBS Bank USA, National Association · 95 S State St, Salt Lake City
  8. 0.6 miZions Bancorporation, N.A. · 701 E 400 S, Salt Lake City

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Names on the sign

1999–2003American Investment Financial2004–2005American Investment Bank, National Association

The FDIC office number stays with the building when banks merge or rename, so the same office appears under each owner. Follow an earlier name to see what became of that bank.

Deposits are the balances the bank assigned to this office on June 30 of each year, in nominal dollars. Source: FDIC Summary of Deposits, office (UNINUMBR) 260129.