return on assets

New York: Empire State Credit Unions High and Dry Despite Storm

By Candice Reed | April 3, 2013

New York state credit unions best national ROAA average by a point while absorbing Sandy's blow.
Wisconsin Credit Unions Tout Loans for ROA Hitting 10-Year High

By Michelle A. Samaad | February 21, 2013

Improving delinquency rates, strong lending market help Wisconsin’s state-chartered credit unions report highest ROA since 2003.
State of Affairs: Rhode Island Credit Unions Flounder

By Candice Reed | October 7, 2012

Despite shedding jobs, cutting pay, trimming benefits, curbing services and expanding the tax base, the state of Rhode Island is in deep financial trouble, and credit unions there are doing their best to stay afloat.
Hawaii: Credit Unions Saying a Slow Aloha to Tourism Recovery

By Candice Reed | October 2, 2012

Second-quarter NCUA stats show Aloha State credit unions waiting for the wave of returning tourism dollars to lift their fortunes.
Rhode Island: Credit Unions Trying Not to Flounder

By Candice Reed | September 21, 2012

Second-quarter NCUA stats show Ocean State swimming against economic tides.
MBL at North Dakota Credit Unions Make Them the Tops

By Heather Anderson | September 10, 2012

If there was ever an argument that member business lending is good for credit unions, it’s in the state of North Dakota.
North Dakota: Business Lending Helps Put State Atop NCUA Rankings

By Heather Anderson | September 6, 2012

Second-quarter NCUA stats show Peace Garden State tops in the nation in 12-month asset growth.
Washington: Evergreen State Credit Unions’ ROAA Lives Up to Nickname

By Candice Green | August 24, 2012

Credit unions in Washington state got hit hard like everywhere else, NCUA statistics show, but higher-than-average ROAA helped make up for their lower aggregate capital.
Iowa: Weathered the Recession, Now Battling the Drought

By Candice Reed | August 21, 2012

Our latest analysis of NCUA data: Hawkeye State credit unions post some of the highest ROA but the drought could dry that up.
Oklahoma: Landlocked Sooners Insulated from Coastal Volatility

By Heather Anderson | August 16, 2012

Economic winds don't blow as harshly in Oklahoma as for many others, NCUA state-by-state statistics show. Credit unions cite low unemployment, real estate stability.