California Credit Union of San Diego ($3.4 billion in assets, 207,273 members).
Freedom Credit Union of Warminster, Pa. ($1.4 billion in assets, 64,027 members).
Greater Nevada Credit Union of Carson City ($1.7 billion in assets, 88,662 members).
Latino Community Credit Union of Durham, N.C. ($1.1 billion in assets, 144,214 members).
Rivermark Community Credit Union of Beaverton, Ore. ($3.3 billion in assets, 179,805 members).
San Francisco Federal Credit Union of San Francisco ($1.3 billion in assets, 50,742 members).

Nine credit unions didn't charge OD or NSF fees all year:

Alliant Credit Union of Chicago ($19.5 billion in assets, 901,055 members).
Digital Federal Credit Union of Marlborough, Mass. ($12.6 billion in assets, 1.1 million members).
CoVantage Credit Union of Antigo, Wis. ($3.7 billion in assets, 171,890 members).
Self-Help Federal Credit Union of Durham, N.C. ($2.1 billion in assets, 122,852 members).
Self-Help Credit Union of Durham, N.C. ($2 billion in assets, 89,658 members).
United States Senate Federal Credit Union of Alexandria, Vs. ($1.5 billion in assets, 61,745 members).
U.S. Eagle Federal Credit Union of Albuquerque, N.M. ($1.5 billion in assets, 95,243 members).
Amplify Credit Union of Austin, Texas ($1.3 billion in assets, 49,542 members).
SelfReliance Federal Credit Union of Chicago, ($1.1 billion in assets, 47,477 members).

One credit union started charging OD or NSF during the year: Arrowhead Central Credit Union of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. ($2.5 billion in assets, 219,167 members).

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