Browse Credit Unions
4,374 federally-insured credit unions · 145,981,741 members · 54 states and territories
By State
All 50 states plus DC and US territories, with per-state credit union counts, assets, and average health scores.
National Rankings
Top 100 by health score, total assets, and member growth. CU vs bank rate comparisons.
Side-by-Side Compare
Compare any two credit unions across assets, membership, net worth ratio, delinquency, ROA, and health score.
Guides
How to join, credit union vs bank, NCUSIF insurance, health score methodology, loan rates.
Categories
Credit union types: federal vs state-chartered, community, employer-based, multi-SEG, low-income designated.
Topics
Financial health, deposit insurance, membership eligibility, auto loans, mortgages, rates.
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Methodology
PlainCU indexes every federally-insured credit union in the United States by pulling the quarterly NCUA 5300 Call Report, the mandatory financial disclosure every credit union files with the National Credit Union Administration. We ingest the raw dataset, normalize field names, derive composite scores (health, loan-to-share, peer-relative percentiles), and publish a page for every institution, every state, and every pairwise comparison.
Browse paths reflect how members and prospective members actually think about credit unions: by geography (state), by performance (rankings), by shared dimension (categories: charter type, field of membership), by conceptual theme (topics: safety, rates, loan products), and by direct comparison (compare two CUs). Every path terminates in primary-source data from the NCUA.
- Source: NCUA 5300 Call Report Quarterly Data, Q4 2025
- Source: NCUA Share Insurance Fund (NCUSIF) coverage rules
- Source: PlainCU editorial composite, health score weights (net worth 30%, delinquency 25%, ROA 15%, growth 15%, loan-to-share 15%)
Informational only. Not affiliated with NCUA. Verify current membership, rates, and terms directly with each credit union.