10/16/2024 06:37 pm MADISON, Wis.—Credit union loan balances rose 3.8% in the year ending in July 2024, slower than the 11.4% pace reported in the year ending in July 2023, due to higher interest rates, tight credit union liquidity and strong competition from finance companies, according to TruStage’s newest Trends Report. The data also show the CU annual membership growth rate has slowed to a point not seen since the tail end of the Great Recession in November 2011. Highlights from the September Trends Report, which is based on CU performance through July: The U.S. money supply increased $620 billion during the last year, boosting credit union deposit growth rates Credit union new-auto loan balances fell 3.6% year to date, significantly below the 8% expected during a healthy labor market Credit union first mortgage loan originations dropped 8.9% in the first half of 2024 compared to the first half of 2023 Here’s a look at how credit unions performed by category, with analysis by Tru
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