Kansas is home to 99 credit unions serving more than 625,000 Kansas consumers. Kansas credit unions provide $39 million annually in direct savings to their members. Kansas credit unions illustrate the people helping people philosophy each and every day. Kansas credit unions put people before profits and offer an alternative to a traditional financial institution. The top priority of credit unions is to improve service to their members, not to improve profits for their stockholders.
Just as credit unions nationwide, Kansas credit unions focus on financial literacy for all ages.
Kansas Credit Unions
|
Kansas
State Charter |
Kansas
Federal Charter |
Total Kansas |
Average
per CU |
United States |
Worldwide |
| Number of Members |
576,431
|
52,051
|
628,482
|
6,348
|
94,392,000
|
196,498,738
|
|
Total Loans
|
$3,057,725,289
|
$268,792,175
|
$3,326,517,464
|
$33,601,187
|
$592,956,000,000
|
$1,016,243,687,593
|
| Total Assets |
$4,697,978,814
|
$480,365,131
|
$5,178,343,945
|
$52,326,504
|
$1,020,645,176,760
|
$1,563,529,230,923
|
|
Number of CUs
|
79
|
20
|
99
|
|
7,103
|
51,013
|
Kansas Credit Union and Bank Comparison
Did you know?
- Kansas credit unions provide more than $39 million annually in direct benefits to their members.
- Annual growth figures for assets, shares, and loans remain strong at Kansas credit unions, exceeding national trends.
- 88 percent of credit union members are satisfied with their financial institution's service (Prime Performance 2011 Bank & Credit Union Satisfaction Survey)
- Trust in credit unions rose to 63 percent, while trust in national banks fell to 23 percent (2012 Kellogg School Financial Trust Index)
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