Colonial Savings, F.A. is a full-service community bank and national mortgage servicer headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas. A federally chartered thrift, Colonial operates six Banking Divisions throughout North Central Texas, offering a full suite of Personal and Business Banking and Commercial Lending solutions to thousands of Texans. As a part of the North Texas community for more than 70 years, Colonial is focused on providing the products and services to help our customers reach their financial goals.
As an award-winning Mortgage Servicer, Colonial servicers tens of thousands of residential mortgage loans in the United States, with a servicing portfolio of approximately $20 Billion and assets of approximately $1Billion.
Colonial has cultivated a business model that is unlike any other in the financial industry, with service that goes well beyond the ordinary.
Since our founding by Chairman Emeritus Jimmy DuBose, we've resisted fads and stuck to our strength: offering solid Personal and Business Banking solutions coupled with award-winning customer service.
We don't answer to thousands of stockholders with an appetite for pocketing huge returns on your money. Being privately held means our focus stays on our customers and not the whims of Wall Street.
Colonial is consistently recognized by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac as one of the top mortgage servicers in the nation, winning numerous awards over the past several years. We also hold an A+ rating from The Better Business Bureau.
We don't spend millions of dollars on advertising because we'd have to pass those costs along to you. We rely on referrals from satisfied customers. Your opinion is more valuable than expensive ad campaigns.
At Colonial you can bank big, without the big bank attitude. We offer all the financial services you need under one reliable roof, and nothing makes us happier than helping you find the services that fit your life.
An amendment to the Community Reinvestment Act in 1990 requires that each bank's CRA rating be made public. Accordingly, banks and thrifts must maintain a public CRA file that contains the public section of their most recent CRA Performance Review, a list of services and branches, written comments from the public, and certain other information.
