The Institution Changed Its Name To Tuskegee Savings And Loan Association In April Of 1941.  In 1952, A Second Name Change Occurred And It Became Known As Tuskegee Federal Savings And Loan Association ("Tfsla").

By 1956, Assets Had Reached The Million Dollar Mark!  In 1964, With Assets Approximating $2.5 Million, The Office Underwent A Major Renovation To Accommodate Its Growing Customer Demand And Need To Expand Its Services.  However, By 1985, It Had Completely Outgrown Its Montgomery Road Facility And The Entire Operation Had To Be Transferred To The Larger Facility Closer To The Center Of Town.

When Tfsla Became Insolvent In 1990, Resolution Trust Corporation (“Rtc") Placed It In Conservatorship.  In October Of The Following Year, First Tuskegee Bank (“Ftb") – A State Chartered, Full Service Commercial Bank – Assumed Certain Liabilities And Purchased Selected Assets Of The Former Tfsla From The Rtc.  Thus, First Tuskegee Bank Became Part Of The Chain Which Is Identified As One Of The Oldest Continuously Operating Minority Owned-And-Operated Financial Institutions In The Country.

Over The Years, First Tuskegee Bank Has Broadened The Scope And Convenience Of Its Services To Include Two Additional Branches In Near-By Montgomery, The Capitol Of Alabama. The Capitol Hill Branch Is Located Blocks From The State’S Capitol, While The Eastdale Branch Is Situated At One Of The City’S Busiest Sections Of East Montgomery.