ROAA

New York: Empire State Credit Unions Ride Out the Storm

By Candice Reed | April 10, 2013

The other good news for the Empire State is that 73% of its credit unions reported a positive return on assets as of Dec. 31, 2012. Statewide, New York’s credit unions earned an average ROA of 87 basis points, slightly higher than the national average of 86.
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.
South Carolina: Palmetto State’s Credit Unions on the Move

By Candice Reed | March 6, 2013

After a tough spell, the signs now point north for South Carolina’s credit unions.
California: Some Gleam But Not All Glitter for Golden State Credit Unions

By Heather Anderson | February 19, 2013

The California economy and its credit unions are staging a comeback, but the Golden State doesn’t glitter as brightly as it used to.
Big Skies Are Partly Cloudy for Montana Credit Unions

By Candice Reed | February 13, 2013

Montana’s economy is booming thanks to oil, but the Big Sky Country’s credit unions are still struggling to catch up.
Montana: Big Sky Country Partly Cloudy for Credit Unions

By Candice Reed | January 30, 2013

Big Sky Country sees oil boom but ROAAs still below average, NCUA figures show.
Wisconsin: Badger State Credit Unions Fight Off Recession

By Candice Reed | December 28, 2012

Badger State credit unions faring better than the national average, NCUA figures show.
NCUA State Analysis Reveals 3Q Loan Growth in 47 States

By Heather Anderson | December 4, 2012

Nevada, Montana and New Jersey only states showing declines in dog days of summer.
Florida: Sunny Days Returning After Rough Recession

By Candice Reed | November 28, 2012

After six years of stagnation and economic hardship, Florida is slowly emerging from its recession cocoon.
New Mexico: Fiscal Cliff Could Curse the Land of Enchantment’s CUs

By Candice Reed | November 6, 2012

While ROAA is well above national average, dependence on government jobs could make New Mexico and its credit unions vulnerable to fiscal cliff.