These large credit card holders collectively had $259.9 billion in assets among 19.4 million members as of Sept. 30. Here's how they did:

Navy Federal Credit Union, Vienna, Va. ($110.1 billion in assets, 8.9 million members) had credit cards at $18.8 billion, up 15.8%, while total loans ended the quarter at $78.8 billion, up 10.1%.
PenFed, Tysons, Va. ($24.8 billion in assets, 1.8 million members) had credit cards at $1.7 billion, down 0.1%, while total loans ended the quarter at $19.8 billion, down 1.4%.
BECU, Seattle ($21.8 billion in assets, 1.2 million members) had credit cards at $1.2 billion, up 8.7%, while total loans ended the quarter at $13.9 billion, up 10.3%.
State Employees' Credit Union, Raleigh, N.C. ($40.9 billion in assets, 2.5 million members) had credit cards at $782.3 million, up 2.1%, while total loans ended the quarter at $24 billion, up 6.4%.
SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union, Santa Ana, Calif. ($16.1 billion in assets, 920,031 members) had credit cards at $766.9 million, up 2.5%, while total loans ended the quarter at $9.7 billion, up 14.6%.
Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union, Harrisburg ($5.6 billion in assets, 466,524 members) had credit cards at $753.7 million, up 2.7%, while total loans ended the quarter at $4.5 billion, up 8%.
Suncoast Credit Union, Tampa, Fla. ($10.4 billion in assets, 861,191 members) had credit cards at $747.3 million, up 13.6%, while total loans ended the quarter at $8 billion, up 12.9%.
America First Federal Credit Union, Riverdale, Utah ($11.5 billion in assets, 1.1 million members) had credit cards at $580.6 million, up 10.5%, while total loans ended the quarter at $9 billion, up 9.5%.
Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union, San Antonio ($9.6 billion in assets, 860,157 members) had credit cards at $526.6 million, up 10.5%, while total loans ended the quarter at $7.2 billion, up 0.3%.
Mountain America Federal Credit Union, Salt Lake City ($9.1 billion in assets, 859,509 members) had credit cards at $491.6 million, up 7.2%, while total loans ended the quarter at $7.7 billion, up 10.7%.

However, the Fed report showed credit card growth is slowing. The 12-month gain was 8.4% for credit unions and 7.6% for banks a year ago.

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