Regulators estimate the failed development cost taxpayers nearly $4 million.

Regulators estimate losses to Capital Re of about $67 million.

Regulators estimate that the Lincoln failure will cost the public more than $2 billion.

Regulators estimate the cost of the Affinity Bank failure at $254 million.

Regulators estimate that the institution's failure will ultimately cost taxpayers $1.7 billion, making it one of the costliest bailouts.

Regulators estimate that the losses will cost taxpayers $2 billion.

Regulators estimate the failure will cost taxpayers more than $2 billion and say it could be the most expensive rescue in the savings industry to date.

Regulators estimate that Lincoln's losses could exceed $2 billion, which could make it the costliest savings and loan failure on record.

Regulators estimate that auto makers can make 14,000 electric cars a year.

Regulators estimated early last year that 104 of the 280 savings units in Texas would be swept into the rescue plan.