Credit unions in Maine
The 48 credit unions in Maine that filed a Call Report for Q3 2026, by asset tier, largest first within each. Each name opens its profile.
$1B–$10B · 1
$500M–$1B · 7
- Maine Savings Federal Credit Union $848.2M
- Maine State Credit Union $774.1M
- Evergreen Credit Union $667.5M
- Town & Country Federal Credit Union $621.6M
- University Credit Union $554.5M
- The County Federal Credit Union $540.3M
- Dirigo Federal Credit Union $511.1M
$100M–$500M · 32
- Cumberland County Federal Credit Union $498.7M
- Cport Credit Union $438.1M
- Acadia Federal Credit Union $420.1M
- Ancorum Credit Union $405.3M
- Oxford Federal Credit Union $374.5M
- Peopleschoice Credit Union $370.0M
- Downeast Credit Union $342.0M
- Otis Federal Credit Union $301.4M
- Bangor Federal Credit Union $300.2M
- Maine Family Federal Credit Union $287.0M
- Norstate Federal Credit Union $280.7M
- Midcoast Federal Credit Union $264.8M
- Truchoice Federal Credit Union $261.0M
- New Dimensions Federal Credit Union $248.0M
- Seaboard Federal Credit Union $247.3M
- Maine Highlands Federal Credit Union $225.2M
- Lisbon Community Federal Credit Union $214.6M
- Saco Valley Credit Union $198.7M
- Sebasticook Valley Federal Credit Union $187.9M
- Lincoln Maine Federal Credit Union $166.9M
- Franklin-Somerset Federal Credit Union $151.3M
- Central Maine Federal Credit Union $147.6M
- K V Federal Credit Union $140.4M
- Connected Credit Union $135.6M
- Trademark Federal Credit Union $131.7M
- Casco Federal Credit Union $124.4M
- Ksw Federal Credit Union $123.2M
- Brewer Federal Credit Union $122.0M
- Community Credit Union $119.4M
- Katahdin Federal Credit Union $112.5M
- Winthrop Area Federal Credit Union $108.8M
- Gardiner Federal Credit Union $101.5M
$50M–$100M · 5
$10M–$50M · 2
Under $10M · 1
Total assets at Q3 2026, and each credit union's asset tier, as its profile gives them. Source: NCUA Form 5300 Call Report, through callbase, amendments included.