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Federally insured institutions, US, 2010 to 2025

Since 2010, more than 4 in 10 banks and credit unions have disappeared.

US banks fell from 7,658 in 2010 to 4,336 in 2025; credit unions fell from 7,339 to 4,287.5,0007,0002010201520202025Banks 4,336Credit unions 4,2877,658 banks · 7,339 credit unions in 2010
US banks fell from 7,658 in 2010 to 4,336 in 2025; credit unions fell from 7,339 to 4,287.7,00020102025Banks 4,336CUs 4,2877,658 banks · 7,339 CUs (2010)
Year-end counts. Sources: FDIC, Statistics at a Glance, Q4 2025; NCUA Quarterly Credit Union Data Summary, Q4 2015 and Q4 2025.
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Federally insured banks and credit unions, year-end
YearBanks (FDIC)Credit unions (NCUA)
20107,6587,339
20117,3577,094
20127,0836,819
20136,8126,554
20146,5096,273
20156,1826,021
20165,9135,785
20175,6705,573
20185,4065,375
20195,1775,236
20205,0025,099
20214,8394,942
20224,7064,760
20234,5874,604
20244,4874,455
20254,3364,287

The data

Every state lost credit unions in the last decade.

Change in the number of federally insured credit unions, 2015 to 2025. Connecticut lost the most, Tennessee the least, and not one state held steady.

Change in the number of federally insured credit unions by state, 2015 to 2025. Every state declined, from 15% in Tennessee to 41% in Connecticut. Full figures are in the table below.Alaska: 12 credit unions in 2015, 9 in 2025 (-25%)AK-25%Maine: 60 credit unions in 2015, 48 in 2025 (-20%)ME-20%Vermont: 21 credit unions in 2015, 14 in 2025 (-33%)VT-33%New Hampshire: 18 credit unions in 2015, 12 in 2025 (-33%)NH-33%Washington: 95 credit unions in 2015, 75 in 2025 (-21%)WA-21%Idaho: 29 credit unions in 2015, 20 in 2025 (-31%)ID-31%Montana: 52 credit unions in 2015, 40 in 2025 (-23%)MT-23%North Dakota: 38 credit unions in 2015, 29 in 2025 (-24%)ND-24%Minnesota: 123 credit unions in 2015, 82 in 2025 (-33%)MN-33%Illinois: 269 credit unions in 2015, 177 in 2025 (-34%)IL-34%Wisconsin: 154 credit unions in 2015, 100 in 2025 (-35%)WI-35%Michigan: 255 credit unions in 2015, 171 in 2025 (-33%)MI-33%New York: 376 credit unions in 2015, 272 in 2025 (-28%)NY-28%Rhode Island: 21 credit unions in 2015, 14 in 2025 (-33%)RI-33%Massachusetts: 177 credit unions in 2015, 126 in 2025 (-29%)MA-29%Oregon: 62 credit unions in 2015, 48 in 2025 (-23%)OR-23%Nevada: 10 credit unions in 2015, 8 in 2025 (-20%)NV-20%Wyoming: 29 credit unions in 2015, 18 in 2025 (-38%)WY-38%South Dakota: 40 credit unions in 2015, 33 in 2025 (-18%)SD-18%Iowa: 96 credit unions in 2015, 66 in 2025 (-31%)IA-31%Indiana: 147 credit unions in 2015, 116 in 2025 (-21%)IN-21%Ohio: 254 credit unions in 2015, 160 in 2025 (-37%)OH-37%Pennsylvania: 440 credit unions in 2015, 275 in 2025 (-38%)PA-38%New Jersey: 181 credit unions in 2015, 127 in 2025 (-30%)NJ-30%Connecticut: 109 credit unions in 2015, 64 in 2025 (-41%)CT-41%California: 336 credit unions in 2015, 233 in 2025 (-31%)CA-31%Utah: 70 credit unions in 2015, 53 in 2025 (-24%)UT-24%Colorado: 85 credit unions in 2015, 66 in 2025 (-22%)CO-22%Nebraska: 62 credit unions in 2015, 50 in 2025 (-19%)NE-19%Missouri: 125 credit unions in 2015, 89 in 2025 (-29%)MO-29%Kentucky: 72 credit unions in 2015, 54 in 2025 (-25%)KY-25%West Virginia: 90 credit unions in 2015, 74 in 2025 (-18%)WV-18%Virginia: 147 credit unions in 2015, 95 in 2025 (-35%)VA-35%Maryland: 89 credit unions in 2015, 61 in 2025 (-31%)MD-31%Delaware: 22 credit unions in 2015, 15 in 2025 (-32%)DE-32%Arizona: 44 credit unions in 2015, 33 in 2025 (-25%)AZ-25%New Mexico: 44 credit unions in 2015, 37 in 2025 (-16%)NM-16%Kansas: 88 credit unions in 2015, 61 in 2025 (-31%)KS-31%Arkansas: 59 credit unions in 2015, 48 in 2025 (-19%)AR-19%Tennessee: 149 credit unions in 2015, 127 in 2025 (-15%)TN-15%North Carolina: 79 credit unions in 2015, 57 in 2025 (-28%)NC-28%South Carolina: 68 credit unions in 2015, 46 in 2025 (-32%)SC-32%District of Columbia: 42 credit unions in 2015, 29 in 2025 (-31%)DC-31%Oklahoma: 64 credit unions in 2015, 53 in 2025 (-17%)OK-17%Louisiana: 196 credit unions in 2015, 138 in 2025 (-30%)LA-30%Mississippi: 81 credit unions in 2015, 55 in 2025 (-32%)MS-32%Alabama: 113 credit unions in 2015, 89 in 2025 (-21%)AL-21%Georgia: 121 credit unions in 2015, 74 in 2025 (-39%)GA-39%Hawaii: 64 credit unions in 2015, 45 in 2025 (-30%)HI-30%Texas: 475 credit unions in 2015, 381 in 2025 (-20%)TX-20%Florida: 150 credit unions in 2015, 109 in 2025 (-27%)FL-27%
  • 15–19%
  • 20–24%
  • 25–29%
  • 30–34%
  • 35% or more

Steepest declines, 2015 to 2025

  1. Connecticut-41%
  2. Georgia-39%
  3. Pennsylvania-38%
  4. Wyoming-38%
  5. Ohio-37%
Count by main-office state, year-end. Every tile shows its percentage, so the map reads without color; hover a state for its counts. Source: NCUA call report data, December 2015 and December 2025.
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Federally insured credit unions by main-office state
State20152025Change
Alabama11389-21%
Alaska129-25%
Arizona4433-25%
Arkansas5948-19%
California336233-31%
Colorado8566-22%
Connecticut10964-41%
Delaware2215-32%
District of Columbia4229-31%
Florida150109-27%
Georgia12174-39%
Hawaii6445-30%
Idaho2920-31%
Illinois269177-34%
Indiana147116-21%
Iowa9666-31%
Kansas8861-31%
Kentucky7254-25%
Louisiana196138-30%
Maine6048-20%
Maryland8961-31%
Massachusetts177126-29%
Michigan255171-33%
Minnesota12382-33%
Mississippi8155-32%
Missouri12589-29%
Montana5240-23%
Nebraska6250-19%
Nevada108-20%
New Hampshire1812-33%
New Jersey181127-30%
New Mexico4437-16%
New York376272-28%
North Carolina7957-28%
North Dakota3829-24%
Ohio254160-37%
Oklahoma6453-17%
Oregon6248-23%
Pennsylvania440275-38%
Rhode Island2114-33%
South Carolina6846-32%
South Dakota4033-18%
Tennessee149127-15%
Texas475381-20%
Utah7053-24%
Vermont2114-33%
Virginia14795-35%
Washington9575-21%
West Virginia9074-18%
Wisconsin154100-35%
Wyoming2918-38%

Largest drop in count

Pennsylvania, −165

From 440 credit unions to 275, more than one a month for ten years.

Most resilient

Tennessee, −15%

Even the best-performing state still lost 22 institutions.

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