Size · Q2 2026 call reports

Credit union net worth

Net worth as defined in 12 CFR 702.2: retained earnings and other qualifying equity. The median credit union reported $9.0M for the quarter ended June 30, 2026; the middle half ran from $2.6M to $33.3M, across 4,292 credit unions.

Why it matters

Net worth is the cushion that absorbs losses before members' deposits or the insurance fund are at risk. Credit unions build it from retained earnings.

How it is calculated

Net worth as defined in 12 CFR 702.2: undivided earnings, regular reserve and other qualifying equity.

NCUA 5300 call report accounts: ACCT_997 (net worth). Methodology

By NCUA peer group

AssetsCount25th pctMedian75th pct
Under $2 million in assets228$72K$151K$264K
$2 million to $10 million537$619K$912K$1.4M
$10 million to $50 million1,135$2.4M$3.4M$5.1M
$50 million to $100 million572$7.4M$9.2M$11.9M
$100 million to $500 million1,061$17.0M$24.5M$36.5M
$500 million and up759$87.1M$148M$307M

Largest net worth

  1. Navy Federal Credit Union Vienna, VA $23.8B
  2. State Employees' Credit Union Raleigh, NC $6.1B
  3. Boeing Employees Credit Union Tukwila, WA $3.7B
  4. SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union Santa Ana, CA $3.5B
  5. Pentagon Federal Credit Union McLean, VA $3.1B
  6. First Technology Federal Credit Union San Jose, CA $3.0B
  7. America First Federal Credit Union Riverdale, UT $2.9B
  8. Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union Universal City, TX $2.6B
  9. Wings Credit Union Colorado Springs, CO $2.3B
  10. The Golden 1 Credit Union Sacramento, CA $2.2B

Median by state

Credit unions headquartered in each state; states with at least three.

StateMedianCount
New Hampshire$55.4M12
Nevada$40.6M13
Arizona$33.1M33
Alaska$31.4M8
Puerto Rico$30.6M4
Rhode Island$29.6M14
Maryland$26.0M60
California$25.9M239
Florida$23.7M107
Maine$23.0M48
Michigan$22.8M169
Idaho$22.5M26
Vermont$20.7M12
Washington$19.9M73
Oregon$19.8M47
South Carolina$19.8M45
Wyoming$16.5M18
Hawaii$16.1M45
Colorado$13.2M62
Minnesota$13.1M80
Wisconsin$12.8M98
Virginia$12.6M95
Oklahoma$11.8M52
Iowa$10.7M66
North Carolina$10.0M57
Massachusetts$9.5M121
Delaware$9.5M15
Indiana$8.9M120
Alabama$8.7M88
New Mexico$8.6M37
Kentucky$8.2M51
Ohio$8.1M192
Utah$7.7M51
Tennessee$7.4M125
Texas$7.4M379
North Dakota$7.3M29
South Dakota$7.3M33
Montana$6.9M41
Georgia$6.3M71
New York$6.2M268
Nebraska$5.9M50
Missouri$5.7M85
Connecticut$5.4M64
District of Columbia$5.3M28
Pennsylvania$5.1M269
Kansas$4.5M62
U.S. Virgin Islands$4.2M5
Mississippi$3.7M53
Louisiana$3.6M135
West Virginia$3.5M74
Illinois$3.4M188
Arkansas$3.2M47
New Jersey$3.2M126

Source: NCUA 5300 Call Report quarterly data, Q2 2026. Not affiliated with NCUA. Every credit union's figure is on its own page, in the screener, and in the free API.

Questions people ask

What is the average credit union net worth?

The median credit union reported $9.0M in the Q2 2026 call reports (quarter ended June 30, 2026), across 4,292 credit unions. The largest, Navy Federal Credit Union, reported $23.8B.

How is net worth calculated?

Net worth as defined in 12 CFR 702.2: undivided earnings, regular reserve and other qualifying equity. Source accounts on NCUA's 5300 call report: ACCT_997 (net worth).

Which credit union has the highest net worth?

Navy Federal Credit Union of Vienna, VA, at $23.8B in Q2 2026.