Bank's History

First Savings Bank's History

1937	First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Clark County opens in downtown Jeffersonville.
1968	Clarksville office opens on Highway 131 (now Lewis & Clark Pkwy.).
1975	Allison Lane office opens in Jeffersonville.
1985	Downtown Jeffersonville office relocates to Court and Wall Street.
1993	Charlestown office opens.
1995	Sellersburg office opens.
1996	Name changes to First Savings Bank, FSB.
1999	Floyds Knobs office opens.
2003	Georgetown office opens.
2008	First Savings Bank converts from a Mutual Financial Institution to a Stock Company. First Savings Charitable Foundation was formed with a grant of $100,000 in cash and $1,100,000 in First Savings Financial Group stock to serve the needs of non-profit entities and community groups in our market.
2009	In October First Savings Bank merges with Community First Bank in Corydon. The addition of Community First doubles the total assets of the bank to $480 million and increases the number of branch offices to 12. First Savings Bank and Community First together service Clark, Floyd, Harrison, Crawford and Washington Counties in southern Indiana. In December First Savings Bank announces a special dividend of $.08 per share and its intention to buy back 5% of the outstanding stock. Buyback of the stock is successfully completed at $10.40 per share.
2010	An upgraded Core Processing System allows customers of all five counties to transact business at any First Savings Bank location.
2011	First Savings Bank unifies with a new look. A rebranding campaign changes not only our logo, but signage and the culture of our employees reinforcing our vision of always putting you first.

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