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Washington Credit Union Performance

How the 75 credit unions based in Washington are performing — size, membership, earnings, capital, growth and loan quality — measured against every U.S. credit union, straight from the public NCUA Call Report.

NCUA data through Q1 2026.

Washington's 75 credit unions serve 5,036,105 members and hold $95.30B in combined assets. The median Washington credit union earned a 0.58% return on average assets over the past year, compared with 0.66% for the median U.S. credit union. Median one-year membership growth among Washington credit unions was -0.05%, compared with -0.55% nationally. Median one-year asset growth was 2.77%, compared with 2.78% nationally. So far this year, one Washington credit union has completed a merger. Figures are from the Q1 2026 NCUA Call Report.

Washington at a glance

75Credit unions
5,036,105Members
7,958,180Residents (population)
$95.30BTotal assets
$69.87BTotal loans
$82.51BTotal shares & deposits
$10.84BTotal net worth
1Mergers year-to-date

Washington vs. the United States

System totals are the sum of every credit union based in Washington. The share column is Washington's portion of the national figure.

Measure Washington United States Washington share
Credit unions75 4,3351.7%
Members5,036,105 147,031,5293.4%
Residents (population)7,958,180 340,110,9882.3%
Total assets$95.30B $2,507.50B3.8%
Total loans$69.87B $1,744.86B4.0%
Total shares & deposits$82.51B $2,143.21B3.8%
Total net worth$10.84B $282.23B3.8%
Mergers year-to-date1 27

Membership reach. Washington credit unions report about 63 memberships for every 100 residents, vs 43 nationally — a rough measure of how deeply credit unions reach the population. (This counts memberships, not unique people: one person can belong to more than one credit union, and large Washington credit unions serve members in other states, so it overstates true in-state penetration.)

The median Washington credit union

Ratios and growth describe the typical (median) credit union in each place — a robust, outlier-resistant figure — not a single giant institution. Each is computed with the same disclosed equations used across CUNinjas.

Metric Median Washington CU Median U.S. CU
Return on assets0.58% 0.66%
Net worth ratio12.42% 12.44%
Loan-to-share ratio76.36% 67.86%
Delinquency ratio0.69% 0.63%
Net charge-off ratio0.60% 0.33%
Cost of funds1.13% 1.05%
Member growth (1 yr)-0.05% -0.55%
Asset growth (1 yr)2.77% 2.78%
Loan growth (1 yr)1.30% 0.63%
Share growth (1 yr)2.27% 2.36%
Net worth growth (1 yr)4.83% 5.57%

Trends over time

The median Washington credit union (solid) vs. the median U.S. credit union (dashed), by year.

Return on assets 0.58% · 0.72%

0.85%0.39% 20162025

— Washington   ‑‑ U.S.

Net worth ratio 12.36% · 12.46%

12.46%10.06% 20162025

— Washington   ‑‑ U.S.

Loan-to-share ratio 76.38% · 69.70%

82.48%57.00% 20162025

— Washington   ‑‑ U.S.

Delinquency ratio 0.71% · 0.72%

0.80%0.21% 20162025

— Washington   ‑‑ U.S.

Asset growth (1 yr) 2.19% · 3.26%

18.08%-1.48% 20162025

— Washington   ‑‑ U.S.

Member growth (1 yr) -0.26% · -0.52%

2.59%-0.58% 20162025

— Washington   ‑‑ U.S.

Washington leaderboards

Leaderboards rank credit unions above $50M in assets on positive measures only (return on assets and organic asset growth, excluding merger-driven jumps); the largest board has no size floor.

Method. Compiled from public NCUA 5300 Call Report data (Q1 2026), covering federally insured credit unions headquartered in Washington that filed for the quarter. System totals are exact sums; ratios and growth are the median credit union in each place, computed through the same disclosed equations used across CUNinjas (a credit union that branches across state lines is counted only in its home state). Cells for a group of fewer than three credit unions are withheld. Population figures are U.S. Census Bureau Vintage 2024 estimates. Not affiliated with the NCUA.