Credit unions in Minnesota
The 79 credit unions in Minnesota that filed a Call Report for Q3 2026, by asset tier, largest first within each, then 1 that has stopped filing. Each name opens its profile.
$1B–$10B · 9
- TruStone Financial Credit Union $6.1B
- Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union $5.3B
- Blaze Credit Union $4.9B
- Magnifi Financial Credit Union $2.8B
- Mayo Employees Federal Credit Union $1.5B
- Members Cooperative Credit Union $1.2B
- City & County Credit Union $1.2B
- Topline Financial Credit Union $1.1B
- Ideal Credit Union $1.1B
$500M–$1B · 3
- Mid Minnesota Federal Credit Union $885.0M
- Minnco Credit Union $610.2M
- Southpoint Financial Credit Union $601.2M
$100M–$500M · 30
- St. Cloud Financial Credit Union $447.2M
- Co-Op Credit Union of Montevideo $426.5M
- Novation Credit Union $403.4M
- Trustar Federal Credit Union $397.8M
- My Credit Union $364.9M
- First Alliance Credit Union $362.0M
- Sharepoint Credit Union $352.2M
- Centricity Credit Union $344.9M
- Minnesota Valley Federal Credit Union $332.7M
- Home Town Federal Credit Union $295.6M
- North Shore Federal Credit Union $294.6M
- Greater Community Credit Union $290.6M
- Building Trades Federal Credit Union $254.8M
- St. Paul Federal Credit Union $254.5M
- Expedition Credit Union $222.9M
- Red Wing Credit Union $208.2M
- Accentra Credit Union $205.2M
- Northwinds Federal Credit Union $200.1M
- Northwoods Credit Union $177.9M
- Associated Healthcare Credit Union $177.4M
- Minnesota Power Employees Credit Union $162.9M
- Harbor Pointe Credit Union $158.8M
- Leading Edge Credit Union $143.8M
- Brainerd B. N. Credit Union $128.8M
- Crow Wing Power Credit Union $127.9M
- Northern Communities Credit Union $122.8M
- Two Harbors Federal Credit Union $118.4M
- North Star Credit Union $118.0M
- Northridge Community Credit Union $112.6M
- Hibbing Cooperative Credit Union $107.2M
$50M–$100M · 8
- Smw Financial Credit Union $88.0M
- Ely Area Credit Union $78.9M
- Embarrass Vermillion Federal Credit Union $69.9M
- Federated Employees Credit Union $66.8M
- United Employees Credit Union $65.9M
- Share Advantage Credit Union $58.5M
- Pipefitters-Steamfitters Credit Union $53.2M
- North Memorial Federal Credit Union $50.1M
$10M–$50M · 15
- Virginia Coop Credit Union $45.3M
- Carpenters Federal Credit Union $44.5M
- Wakota Federal Credit Union $44.3M
- West Metro Schools Credit Union $43.2M
- Toro Employees Federal Credit Union $40.7M
- Minnesota Catholic Credit Union $39.3M
- Nsp Credit Union $34.7M
- Deer River Cooperative Credit Union $31.8M
- Trades & Labor Federal Credit Union $22.5M
- Farm Credit Employees Federal Credit Union $17.6M
- Teamsters Credit Union $13.9M
- Mower County Employees Credit Union $13.4M
- Metropolitan Services Credit Union $12.9M
- Austin City Employees Credit Union $11.3M
- Alexandria Schools Employees Credit Union $10.4M
Under $10M · 14
- Electric Machinery Employees Credit Union $9.1M
- First Pace Credit Union $8.6M
- Duluth Police Department Employees Credit Union $7.8M
- Riverview Credit Union $7.8M
- Duluth Fire Department Credit Union $7.4M
- Red Lake Co Op Federal Credit Union $7.1M
- Mower County Catholic Parishes Credit Union $6.7M
- Latvian Credit Union $5.8M
- Transit Operations Federal Credit Union $4.2M
- Ziegler Federal Credit Union $4.2M
- Fairmont School Employees Federal Credit Union $4.2M
- Tribe Federal Credit Union $3.2M
- Danfoss Employees Credit Union $1.7M
- Arise Community Credit Union $1.1M
Stopped filing · 1
- Heartland Credit Union last filed Q2 2026
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.