One thing that has surprised me over the years is the popularity of short-term CDs. Several of my friends and colleagues would never consider CDs with maturities over one year. The 6-month term was often the most popular. It appears my friends weren't unusual. I reviewed call report data from the NCUA for two large credit unions, and the data shows more deposits in short-term CDs than long-term CDs. Read More ;Value of Short-Term Certificates of Deposit?
If you don't read anything else, read this: Performance By Asset Category WASHINGTON—Federally insured credit unions posted a sharp rebound in profitability through the third quarter of 2025, with net income up 21% year over year to an annualized $19.1 billion, according to new NCUA data. The increase—one of the strongest gains across the agency’s quarterly metrics—came as institutions benefited from rising interest income, wider net interest margins, and relatively stable credit costs. The NCUA reported that Q3 data show interest income climbed 7.6% over the period while the systemwide net interest margin expanded nearly 13%, helping credit unions absorb higher operating expenses and modest increases in loan-loss provisioning. The earnings surge outpaced the credit union system’s 3.7% asset growth and came amid a mixed lending environment in which residential mortgage balances rose sharply, but auto lending weakened. The industry’s aggregate net worth ratio also im...
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