Credit Union Loan Delinquency by State, June 2026

0.96% of loans at federally insured credit unions were 60 or more days past due at the end of June 2026, up from 0.90% a year earlier. Credit unions held $1.78 trillion in loans.

By state, North Carolina had the highest rate, 2.09%, followed by North Dakota (1.73%) and Kansas (1.71%). Rhode Island had the lowest, 0.39%.

States are counted by where the credit union is based

NCUA reports each credit union's loans in the state where it has its headquarters, not where its members live. A large credit union can therefore drive its home state's figure and carry loans made across the country. In North Carolina, State Employees’ CU holds 62% of credit union loans and has a delinquency rate of 2.38%. Navy Federal Credit Union, the largest in the country with members nationwide, is counted entirely in Virginia. In Kansas, where the rate rose from 0.77% a year earlier, CommunityAmerica Credit Union holds 46% of loans. Read these numbers as a measure of credit unions based in a state, not of borrowers living there. The table shows each state's largest credit union and its share so you can see how much one institution matters.

Delinquency by state

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StateCredit unionsLoansDelinquency rateJune 2025Largest credit unionIts share of state loansIts delinquency rate
North Carolina57$62.6B2.09%1.95%State Employees' CU62%2.38%
North Dakota29$4.2B1.73%1.54%First Community CU27%0.61%
Kansas62$13.9B1.71%0.77%CommunityAmerica CU46%2.68%
New Hampshire12$11.4B1.46%0.79%Service CU49%2.60%
Virginia95$204.9B1.40%1.41%Navy Federal Credit Union71%1.58%
New Mexico37$14.3B1.34%1.34%Nusenda CU24%0.79%
Alaska8$13.1B1.33%1.11%Global CU80%1.42%
Nevada13$5.5B1.31%1.69%Greater Nevada CU24%3.98%
Wyoming18$4.6B1.26%1.16%Blue CU42%1.05%
Louisiana136$12.6B1.24%1.29%Barksdale CU11%1.91%
New Jersey126$9.7B1.18%1.10%Affinity CU40%0.93%
West Virginia74$2.9B1.15%1.02%Bayer Heritage CU22%1.68%
Utah51$53.6B1.14%1.03%Mountain America CU35%1.30%
Mississippi55$6.5B1.12%1.01%Keesler CU56%1.04%
New York268$90.7B1.09%0.93%Fourleaf CU13%2.23%
Iowa66$28.6B1.05%1.37%Greenstate CU33%1.24%
Oregon47$27.8B0.96%0.90%Onpoint Community CU23%0.98%
Nebraska50$5.1B0.95%1.11%Centris CU24%1.53%
Texas380$116.3B0.94%0.91%Randolph-Brooks CU11%1.27%
Maine48$9.4B0.93%0.80%Atlantic Regional CU9%0.61%
Delaware15$2.0B0.93%1.16%Del-One CU36%0.63%
Alabama88$23.4B0.92%0.83%Redstone CU16%0.70%
Oklahoma52$13.6B0.91%1.03%Tinker CU26%0.63%
Arkansas47$4.0B0.89%0.97%Arkansas CU70%0.71%
South Dakota33$4.2B0.88%0.82%Black Hills CU40%0.95%
Ohio192$34.8B0.88%0.81%Wright-Patt Credit Union, Inc.20%1.10%
Vermont12$5.9B0.86%0.71%Eastrise CU45%0.60%
Hawaii45$8.9B0.85%0.89%Hawaiiusa CU18%0.39%
Illinois188$53.8B0.85%0.89%Alliant CU30%0.81%
Kentucky51$12.0B0.84%0.78%Commonwealth CU18%0.87%
Colorado62$43.5B0.83%0.64%Wings CU37%0.64%
District of Columbia28$7.0B0.82%0.71%Bank Fund Staff CU55%0.42%
VI5$0.1B0.81%0.76%St. Thomas CU62%0.89%
Maryland60$28.5B0.80%0.80%State Employees CU of Maryland, Inc CU16%0.86%
Michigan169$84.3B0.79%0.74%Lake Michigan CU16%0.35%
Missouri87$13.6B0.78%0.73%First Community CU24%0.54%
Florida107$92.1B0.78%0.66%Suncoast CU18%0.92%
South Carolina45$17.4B0.77%0.86%Founders CU24%0.68%
California239$221.5B0.77%0.69%Schoolsfirst CU10%0.91%
Arizona33$22.9B0.75%0.58%Desert Financial CU23%0.47%
Indiana121$35.8B0.75%0.71%Everwise CU13%0.91%
Washington73$70.7B0.73%0.58%Boeing Employees CU29%0.42%
Minnesota80$24.3B0.72%0.62%Trustone Financial CU17%0.78%
Pennsylvania269$56.2B0.71%0.72%Pennsylvania State Employees CU13%0.75%
Massachusetts121$33.2B0.68%0.79%Rockland CU10%0.38%
Wisconsin98$58.8B0.68%0.71%Summit CU12%0.65%
GU2$0.6B0.66%0.95%Coast360 CU69%0.81%
Georgia71$26.0B0.59%0.63%Delta Community CU26%0.22%
Connecticut64$8.9B0.56%0.57%American Eagle Financial CU20%0.57%
Idaho26$22.0B0.55%0.55%Idaho Central CU63%0.46%
Montana41$5.5B0.53%0.41%Whitefish Credit Union Association26%0.15%
Tennessee125$36.2B0.53%0.50%Eastman CU22%0.31%
PR4$1.0B0.46%0.49%Caribe CU62%0.49%
Rhode Island14$9.4B0.39%0.40%Navigant CU40%0.39%

Delinquent loans are those 60 or more days past due, the standard NCUA measure, divided by total loans and leases. Data are from quarterly call reports for June 30, 2026 and June 30, 2025, covering all federally insured credit unions that filed. Includes the District of Columbia and U.S. territories where credit unions are based. Small states with few credit unions can move a lot from quarter to quarter.

Source

National Credit Union Administration, Credit Union Call Report Data, quarters ending June 30, 2026 and June 30, 2025, retrieved October 24, 2026. U.S. government data in the public domain. Our table is available under CC BY 4.0. Credit "My Credit Guide (mycreditguide.org)".

Steven Reynolds, "Credit Union Loan Delinquency by State, June 2026," My Credit Guide, October 24, 2026, https://mycreditguide.org/data/credit-union-delinquency-by-state/.

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