Federal credit unions
4774 South 1300 West, Building # 3, Riverdale
Total assets$25,985,751,122.00
Members1,588,687 members
CreditUnions lists 34 credit unions from the NCUA register. Each listing shows the charter, the field of membership on record, total assets and members — so you can find a credit union you are actually eligible to join.
Federal credit unions
4774 South 1300 West, Building # 3, Riverdale
Total assets$25,985,751,122.00
Members1,588,687 members
Federal credit unions
PO Box 9, Barksdale Afb
Total assets$2,461,765,407.00
Members160,877 members
Federal credit unions
PO Box 978, Frankfort
Total assets$2,917,913,092.00
Members149,646 members
Federal credit unions
8101 E Kaiser Blvd Ste 200, Anaheim
Total assets$4,006,096,229.00
Members186,179 members
Federal credit unions
899 So. Oyster Bay Road, Bethpage
Total assets$14,423,897,715.00
Members527,355 members
Federal credit unions
1000 Corporate Dr, Westbury
Total assets$4,563,417,480.00
Members235,404 members
People often assume they cannot join a credit union, skip the field-of-membership check, or confuse balance-sheet figures with rates and fees. Here is what to watch for.
How the register describes US credit unions: federal and state charters, the field of membership, and the NCUA call report data behind each listing on this site.
Check the field of membership first. If you cannot join, nothing else matters. Then compare charter type, assets and branch locations, and ask the credit union about fees and rates.
Every listing on this site shows the charter number, field of membership, total assets and member count from the NCUA quarterly call report. Here is what each field means.
Published by CreditUnions. How we check each credit union.
A short email now and again: an eligibility rule worth knowing, a field-of-membership change, and one source note. No noise.