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Akron Federal Credit Union Akron, Colorado

Akron Federal Credit Union is a federal credit union headquartered in Akron, CO, established in 1955 (NCUA charter 10253), and it is regulated and insured by the NCUA. At Q2 2026 it reported 211 members and total assets of $486K (down 8.0% from Q2 2025), the 61st largest of 61 credit unions headquartered in Colorado. Its net worth ratio was 14.03% at Q2 2026, in the well capitalized band.

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Akron, CO Credit Union Est. 1955 NCUA #10253 NCUA

Data as of · sourced from NCUA 5300 call reports. How we update

Latest · June 30, 2026
Charter
Federal credit union
Regulator
NCUA
Deposit insurance
NCUA (NCUSIF)
NCUA charter number
10253
Headquarters
Akron, CO
Established
1955
Total assets, Q2 2026
$486K
Assets vs Q2 2025
-8.0%
Members, Q2 2026
211
Net worth ratio, Q2 2026
14.03%
Latest call report
Q2 2026, NCUA 5300 · Akron Federal Credit Union call report
Asset rank in state
61st of 61 in Colorado
Routing number
302174294
Branches
1

It has 18 fewer members than on June 30, 2025 (-7.9%). Its net worth ratio was up 0.50 percentage points from 13.53% on June 30, 2025. Used vehicle loans are its largest loan category, $200K of $291K in total loans on its June 30, 2026 filing. Its 60-day delinquency ratio of 3.84% is above the 0.86% median of the 2,162 credit unions with under $100M in assets for Q2 2026. Its 14.03% net worth ratio is below that band's 14.31% median.

Frequently asked about Akron Federal Credit Union

How big is Akron Federal Credit Union?

At Q2 2026 it reported total assets of $486K and 211 members.

Where is Akron Federal Credit Union headquartered?

It is headquartered in Akron, CO, United States.

When was Akron Federal Credit Union founded?

It was established in 1955, per NCUA records.

Is Akron Federal Credit Union FDIC insured?

No. The FDIC insures banks, not credit unions. It is a federally insured credit union (NCUA charter 10253): member shares are insured by the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund, run by the NCUA, up to $250,000 per member, per insured credit union, for each account ownership category, the same limit the FDIC applies to bank deposits.

Who regulates Akron Federal Credit Union?

It is a federal credit union, chartered and supervised by the NCUA.

Is Akron Federal Credit Union well capitalized?

Its net worth ratio was 14.03% at Q2 2026, in the well capitalized band. NCUA considers a credit union well capitalized at a net worth ratio of 7% or higher.

What is Akron Federal Credit Union's delinquency ratio?

Its delinquency ratio was 3.84% at Q2 2026: loans 60 or more days past due as a share of total loans.

What is Akron Federal Credit Union's loan-to-share ratio?

Its loan-to-share ratio was 69.54% at Q2 2026: total loans as a share of member shares and deposits.

Credit Union Profile

Headquarters
Akron, CO 80720
Charter Type
Federal credit union
Primary Regulator
NCUA
Insurance
NCUSIF
Established
1955
NCUA Charter #
10253
RSSD ID
726289
Members
211
Potential members
2,000

Size & Membership

Total assets $486K
Total shares & deposits $418K
Total loans $291K
  Used vehicle loans$200K
  New vehicle loans$91K
Members 211

Profitability

Q2 annualized
Return on assets (ROA) -0.38%YTD -0.79%
Return on equity (ROE) -2.68%YTD -5.74%
Net interest margin —
Efficiency ratio —
Cost of funds —

Capital & Asset Quality

Net worth $68K
Net worth ratio 14.03%
Net worth category Well capitalized
Delinquency ratio 3.84%
Loan-to-share ratio 69.54%
Yield on assets 4.08%

Peer comparison: credit unions of similar size

It ranks against 2,479 credit unions with under $100M in assets, as of Q2 2026. It is in the top quartile on 0 of 4 ranked measures and in the bottom quartile on 3.

Metric This credit union Peer median Rank among peers
Net worth ratio Middle half of peers: 11.14% to 19.38% 14.03% 14.31% 48th below
Return on assets Middle half of peers: 0.16% to 1.30% -0.38% 0.72% 16th bottom
Return on equity Middle half of peers: 1.04% to 8.69% -2.68% 4.74% 15th bottom
Net interest margin Middle half of peers: 3.31% to 4.53% not on file 3.93% not on file
Efficiency ratio Middle half of peers: 68.03% to 91.60% not on file 79.83% not on file
Cost of funds Middle half of peers: 0.37% to 1.23% not on file 0.78% not on file
Delinquency ratio Middle half of peers: 0.35% to 1.93% 3.84% 0.86% 11th bottom
Yield on assets Middle half of peers: 4.21% to 5.32% 4.08% 4.70% 21st position only
Loan-to-share ratio Middle half of peers: 42.33% to 75.81% 69.54% 58.92% 66th position only

Quarterly trends

Last 6 quarters of 5300 filings. Under each chart, Q2 2026 against Q2 2025. How these charts are built

Assets, loans and shares

$486K total assets against $528K; $418K total shares and deposits against $455K; $291K total loans against $442K.

Net worth

$68K net worth against $71K.

Net worth ratio

14.03% net worth ratio against 13.53%.

Loan-to-share ratio

69.54% loan-to-share ratio against 97.12%.

Delinquency ratio

3.84% delinquency ratio against 1.26%.

Return on assets and return on equity

-0.38% return on assets against -0.49%; -2.68% return on equity against -3.62%.

Net interest margin
Members

211 members against 229.

Quarterly trend: last 6 quarters

Quarter Net worth ratio ROA Delinquency Loan-to-share
June 30, 2026 14.03% -0.38% 3.84% 69.54%
March 31, 2026 14.49% -1.29% 21.88% 83.10%
December 31, 2025 13.53% -0.37% 12.62% 82.08%
September 30, 2025 13.30% -0.63% 5.41% 93.68%
June 30, 2025 13.53% -0.49% 1.26% 97.12%
March 31, 2025 13.26% 0.95% 1.26% 90.29%

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Watch flags

Delinquency at 3.84%, elevated credit deterioration BRR analysis What does this mean? →

Loans 60+ days delinquent exceed 2% of the loan book, well above the credit-union industry norm of under 1%. Sustained high delinquency erodes net worth through charge-offs. BankRegReports band vs the <1% industry norm.

Return on assets at -0.38%, operating at a loss BRR analysis What does this mean? →

The credit union posted negative net income relative to assets in its latest filing. Credit unions build net worth only through retained earnings, so sustained losses gradually weaken capital. BankRegReports flag, negative earnings.

How we read these figures

Glossary: net worth ratio, delinquency, ROA, loan-to-share. The net worth category is ours, from NCUA's 7% well and 6% adequately capitalized cutoffs. It is not NCUA's determination, which can differ. ROA, ROE and margin annualize the quarter; NCUA's Financial Performance Report annualizes the year to date (YTD). Peer rank interpolates size-band percentiles. Methodology.