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Credit Union Safety Analysis

Is Navy Federal Credit Union Safe? Vienna, Virginia

Based on its Q2 2026 NCUA 5300 call report, Navy Federal Credit Union has a net worth ratio of 11.65%, at the NCUA level for well capitalized, its 60-day delinquency ratio is 1.58%, and its shares are NCUA insured up to $250,000 per member.

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Short answer

On its Q2 2026 NCUA 5300 call report, Navy Federal Credit Union's net worth ratio is 11.65%, above the 7% NCUA threshold for well capitalized.

  • Net worth ratio (Q2 2026): 11.65%
  • Delinquency ratio (60+ days) (Q2 2026): 1.58%
  • Return on assets (Q2 2026): 1.29%
  • Loan-to-share ratio (Q2 2026): 84.40%

Navy Federal Credit Union (NCUA charter 5536, established 1947) reported $204.36B in assets and 15,517,448 members for Q2 2026 from Vienna, Virginia. It is the largest of 94 credit unions in Virginia by total assets. Total assets grew 6.6% from $191.78B on June 30, 2025. It has 763,556 more members than on June 30, 2025 (+5.2%). Its net worth ratio was up 0.21 percentage points from 11.44% on June 30, 2025. 1- to 4-family residential and other consumer real estate loans are its largest loan category, $68.76B of $146.33B in total loans on its June 30, 2026 filing.

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

Overall assessment Watch: near the edge of a band on at least one measure

Scorecard by dimension

Capital adequacy PASS
Net worth ratio: 11.65%

Earlier filings: 11.37% for Q1 2026; 11.44% for Q2 2025.

Asset quality WATCH
Delinquency ratio: 1.58%

Earlier filings: 1.50% for Q1 2026; 1.57% for Q2 2025.

Earnings PASS
Return on assets: 1.29%

Earlier filings: 1.48% for Q1 2026; 0.91% for Q2 2025.

Liquidity PASS
Loan-to-share ratio: 84.40%

Earlier filings: 82.78% for Q1 2026; 85.36% for Q2 2025.

Loans by type, Q2 2026

  • 1- to 4-family residential and other consumer real estate loans: $68.76B
  • Unsecured credit card loans: $33.38B
  • Used vehicle loans: $18.35B
  • New vehicle loans: $14.42B
  • Other unsecured loans and lines of credit: $7.55B
  • Other secured non-real estate loans and lines of credit: $1.55B
  • Non-federally guaranteed student loans: $1.34B
  • Commercial loans: $976.1M

Scored ratios by quarter

Quarter Total assets Net worth ratio Delinquency ROA Loan-to-share
June 30, 2026 $204.36B 11.65% 1.58% 1.29% 84.40%
March 31, 2026 $203.56B 11.37% 1.50% 1.48% 82.78%
December 31, 2025 $197.17B 11.36% 1.97% 0.90% 85.62%
September 30, 2025 $194.18B 11.58% 1.62% 1.12% 85.66%
June 30, 2025 $191.78B 11.44% 1.57% 0.91% 85.36%
March 31, 2025 $190.24B 11.31% 1.43% 1.03% 84.50%

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How we score this

Net worth ratio: NCUA well capitalized at 7%, adequately at 6%. Our bands, pass to fail: delinquency 1% to 2%, ROA 0.5% to 0%, loan-to-share 85% to 100%. Not a credit rating. Methodology.

Navy Federal Credit Union profile

Regulator records: NCUA credit union profile (charter 5536) · FFIEC NIC profile (RSSD 617677)

Frequently asked questions

Is Navy Federal Credit Union well capitalized?

On its Q2 2026 NCUA 5300 call report, Navy Federal Credit Union's net worth ratio is 11.65%, above the 7% NCUA threshold for well capitalized.

Is Navy Federal Credit Union FDIC insured?

No. The FDIC insures banks, not credit unions. Navy Federal Credit Union is a federally insured credit union (NCUA charter 5536): its share insurance fund, run by the NCUA, covers $250,000 per member per ownership category.

What are Navy Federal Credit Union's key safety ratios?

For Q2 2026, Navy Federal Credit Union reports net worth 11.65%, delinquency 1.58%, ROA 1.29%, loan-to-share 84.40%.

What happens to my money if Navy Federal Credit Union fails?

For Q2 2026, Navy Federal Credit Union held $173.36B in shares and deposits for 15,517,448 members. If it failed, the NCUA would pay its insured shares up to $250,000 per member.