Charter 4963 · Washington, DC

Dept of Labor Federal Credit Union

Dept of Labor Federal Credit Union is a federally chartered credit union in Washington, District of Columbia, with $138 million in assets and 8,720 members as of June 30, 2026, according to the call report it filed with NCUA. Its net worth ratio was 7.82%, above the 7% that NCUA's rules treat as well capitalized.

Also does business as Labor CU, Labor Credit Union.

Total assets
$138 million
-3.1% in a year
Members
8,720
+2.6% in a year
Net worth ratio
7.82%
Peer median 11.65%
Loans 60+ days late
0.59%
Peer median 0.70%
Loans outstanding
$98.4 million
-5.3% in a year
Shares and deposits
$113 million
+0.2% in a year
Branches
3
33 employees
Opened
1935
Federal charter

How Dept of Labor Federal Credit Union compares

NCUA groups credit unions by size; Dept of Labor Federal Credit Union is in the group with $100 million to $500 million (1,061 credit unions). Its net worth ratio of 7.82% is lower than that group's median of 11.65%, and its share of loans 60 or more days past due, 0.59%, is lower than the group median of 0.70%. Loans fell 5.3% over the year to Q2 2026, against a group median of 2.9% growth.

By assets it ranks 9 of 28 credit unions headquartered in District of Columbia. See all District of Columbia credit unions.

Five quarters of figures

QuarterAssetsMembersLoansNet worth ratio60+ days late
Q2 2026 $138 million 8,720 $98.4 million 7.82% 0.59%
Q1 2026 $140 million 8,679 $102 million 7.86% 0.33%
Q4 2025 $145 million 8,652 $103 million 7.78% 0.65%
Q3 2025 $147 million 8,528 $103 million 9.07% 0.37%
Q2 2025 $142 million 8,499 $104 million 9.32% 0.41%

Assets Members

Who can join

The field of membership is the group a credit union is allowed to serve: people who live or work in an area, employees of certain companies, members of an association, and their families. The credit union's own website has the exact rules. On its call report it estimates its field of membership at about 19,000 potential members. It holds NCUA's low-income designation, which lets it accept non-member deposits and raise secondary capital. It is designated a minority depository institution.

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Locations

NCUA's branch file lists 3 sites for Dept of Labor Federal Credit Union. The branch count in the figures above comes from its call report, which is filed separately, so the two can differ slightly.

  • FPB Office (main office)
    200 Constitution Ave Nw, Washington, DC 20210
  • Suitland Federal Center
    4600 Silver Hill Rd, Suitland, MD 20746
  • St. Barnabas Rd
    3601 St. Barnabas Rd, Hillcrest Heights, MD 20746

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About these numbers

Figures come from the NCUA 5300 Call Report quarterly data for Q2 2026 (quarter ended June 30, 2026), which each credit union files itself. "60+ days late" is delinquent loans of two months or more divided by total loans. Peer medians are computed across every credit union in the same NCUA asset-size group. NCUA call report data · Methodology