The other seven credit unions are:

American Airlines Federal Credit Union of Fort Worth, Texas ($9 billion, 368,129 members), which paid members $10 million Dec. 1 as a Bonus Dividend. The amount represents about $27 per member and 11 bps of its 12-month ROA of 0.37%.
Coosa Pines Federal Credit Union of Childersburg, Ala., 37 miles southeast of Birmingham ($371.2 million, 25,361 members), paid members $500,000 in November as a bonus dividend and loan interest refund. The amount represents about $20 per member and 14 bps of its 12-month ROA of 1.10%.
Corry Federal Credit Union of Corry, Pa., 33 miles southeast of Erie, Pa. ($103.5 million, 10,430 members), paid members $102,406 Oct. 17 as a bonus dividend. The amount represents about $10 per member and 10 bps of its 12-month ROA of 1.46%.
Educators Credit Union of Racine, Wis. ($3.4 billion, 232,481 members), which paid members $5.2 million Dec. 1 as a Member Loyalty reward. The amount represents about $22 per member and 16 bps of its 12-month ROA of 1.07%.
Heritage South Credit Union of Sylacauga, Ala., 47 miles southeast of Birmingham ($184.6 million, 15,673 members), which paid members $250,000 Dec. 6 as a bonus dividends and interest rebates. The amount represents about $16 per member and 14 bps of its 12-month ROA of 0.16%.
Top Tier Federal Credit Union of Clarion, Pa., 78 miles northeast of Pittsburgh ($212.8 million, 15,906 members), which is paying members $400,000 Jan. 1 as a Special Bonus Dividend. The amount represents about $25 per member and 20 bps of its 12-month ROA of 1.09%.
Wright-Patt Credit Union, Dayton, Ohio ($8.8 billion, 520,736 members), which is paying members $6.8 million Jan. 7 as a Special Patronage Dividend. The amount represents about $13 per member and 8 bps of its 12-month ROA of 0.7%.

So far this season, CU Times has tallied 16 credit unions ($51.9 billion, 2.6 million members) that have announced $118.3 million in special dividends. The amount represents about $45 per member and 24 bps of their 12-month ROA of 0.97%.

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Ten Credit Unions Pay $59 Million in Dividends

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