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Credit unions in Georgia: the best and largest of 71, compared

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Credit unions by state, from the federal filings

Georgia: credit unions that match

71

Their members2.32M
Their assets$37.6B
First on this sortDelta Community Credit Union
Credit unionAssetsMembersNet worthDelinq.BranchesChecks
Delta Community Credit UnionAtlanta$9.12B547K12.58%0.22%345/5
Robins Financial Credit UnionWarner Robins$4.97B274K17.61%0.40%235/5
Georgia's Own Credit UnionAtlanta$4.22B240K9.99%1.15%282/5
Associated Credit Union (Coca-Cola Credit Union, a division of Associated Credit Union)Norcross$2.55B172K13.03%0.30%195/5
Georgia United Credit UnionDuluth$2.53B162K11.10%0.89%154/5
Center Parc Credit UnionAtlanta$2.42B128K13.83%1.03%104/5
LGE Community Credit UnionAtlanta$2.41B128K11.99%0.47%185/5
Peach State Federal Credit UnionLawrenceville$1.12B76K9.18%0.32%294/5
Credit Union of GeorgiaWoodstock$766M37K10.46%1.00%94/5
Coosa Valley Credit UnionRome$766M52K9.53%0.61%125/5

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71 credit unions based in Georgia filed 2.32M members and $37.6B in assets with the National Credit Union Administration for June 30, 2026. Georgia’s leaders are Delta Community Credit Union in Atlanta, Robins Financial Credit Union in Warner Robins and Georgia's Own Credit Union. The state’s aggregate net worth ratio, 12.81%, is above the national figure and delinquency, at 0.59%, is below it. Capital runs high: the combined net worth ratio is 12.81% against 11.42% nationwide. Few borrowers are behind: 0.59% of loans are two months late or worse, under the national 0.96%. The median charter opened in 1960, 2nd latest of the 50 states and DC. Each employee on file works out at 392 members, the 11th highest count. The list fell 5.3% in a year, the 12th highest drop. Offices by city: Atlanta (37), Macon (21), Savannah (19), Marietta (14), out of 163 places in 98 counties. Gone since last year: Coca-Cola FCU ($214M), Gp FCU ($147M), 1st Choice CU ($31M), Georgia Guard CU ($3.5M). Latest charter: United Neighborhood Federal Credit Union, 2002. The file does not say who may join any of them, or why a charter stopped filing.

How much of the state do the three largest hold?

Georgia: top 3 share of assets

48.8%

LargestDelta Community Credit Union
Its share24.3%
At $1 billion or more8
Under $50 million38
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Atlanta and Warner Robins lead

More than half the filers, 38 of 71, report under $50 million. Outside competition is strong: 28 credit unions from other states run 123 offices here, and Navy Federal has 26 of them, so a list limited to Georgia-based names misses a good part of what is on the street.

Highest net worth (over $100 million): Aflac FCU, 38.85%. Fewest late loans: Workmen's Circle Incorporated CU, 0.00%. Delta Community CU leads on members, 547K, and branches, 34. Largest member change: Center Parc CU, +13.01%. Next by assets: Associated CU, Georgia United CU, Center Parc CU, LGE Community CU, Peach State FCU, Credit Union of Georgia. Smallest: Stephens County Community FCU, F A B Church FCU, Harris Employees CU. Minority depository flag: Platinum FCU, Credit Union of Atlanta, Savannah Schools FCU, Savannah Postal CU and 5 more. Largest outside presence: Navy FCU, from VA, 26 offices.

Lanier FCU (71.9%) leans most on vehicle loans, Workmen's Circle Incorporated CU (64.9%) on first-lien home loans, Geovista FCU (5.5%) on cards. Oldest charters: Center Parc CU, 1925; Credit Union of Atlanta, 1928; Associated CU, 1930. Southern Pine CU lost the most members in percentage terms, -12.31%, among those over $10 million.

Rank among the 50 states and DC

Computed from the NCUA Call Report of June 30, 2026 for filers based in each state. Home loans: 1-4 family first lien. Commercial: loans not secured by real estate. A filer named for a share has $50 million or more in loans, or is any filer where none reaches that.
MeasureGeorgiaRankAll filers
Vehicle loans, share of loans35.6%17th highest27.5%
First-lien home loans, share of loans30.1%19th lowest36.6%
Credit cards, share of loans2.9%22nd highest4.9%
Commercial loans without real estate, share of loans0.7%20th lowest0.8%
Loans as a share of shares and deposits80.7%20th lowest
Assets per member$16,19318th lowest
Members per reported branch6,16817th highest
Members per employee (full- and part-time)39211th highest
Filers with one branch or none35.2%25th highest
Three largest names, share of assets48.8%25th highest
Fall in filer count over 12 months5.3%12th highest
Median year a charter opened19602nd highest

The largest in Georgia

25 largest of 71, by assets, NCUA Call Report of June 30, 2026. Checks: our own five data checks, not an NCUA rating.
Credit unionCityAssetsMembersNet worthDelinq.BranchesChecks
Delta Community Credit UnionAtlanta$9.12B547K12.58%0.22%345/5
Robins Financial Credit UnionWarner Robins$4.97B274K17.61%0.40%235/5
Georgia's Own Credit UnionAtlanta$4.22B240K9.99%1.15%282/5
Associated Credit Union (Coca-Cola Credit Union, a division of Associated Credit Union)Norcross$2.55B172K13.03%0.30%195/5
Georgia United Credit UnionDuluth$2.53B162K11.10%0.89%154/5
Center Parc Credit UnionAtlanta$2.42B128K13.83%1.03%104/5
LGE Community Credit UnionAtlanta$2.41B128K11.99%0.47%185/5
Peach State Federal Credit UnionLawrenceville$1.12B76K9.18%0.32%294/5
Credit Union of GeorgiaWoodstock$766M37K10.46%1.00%94/5
Coosa Valley Credit UnionRome$766M52K9.53%0.61%125/5
Kinetic Federal Credit UnionColumbus$665M45K14.08%1.55%73/5
The Southern Credit UnionFayetteville$560M30K11.60%0.10%114/5
Midsouth Community Federal Credit UnionMacon$485M44K14.30%0.98%94/5
Southeastern Credit UnionValdosta$441M24K10.81%0.41%94/5
Membersfirst Credit UnionDecatur$429M28K11.73%0.20%135/5
CDC Federal Credit UnionAtlanta$414M24K9.61%0.71%43/5
Platinum Federal Credit UnionDuluth$413M14K10.32%0.29%55/5
Interstate Credit UnionJesup$411M36K15.85%0.54%65/5
Marshland Credit Union (Visa)Brunswick$273M18K8.66%0.22%75/5
MyGeorgia Credit UnionGainesville$258M21K11.02%0.54%95/5
Geovista Federal Credit UnionHinesville$247M22K8.68%1.08%73/5
Excel Federal Credit UnionPeachtree Corners$174M10K13.60%0.50%24/5
Georgia Heritage Federal Credit UnionSavannah$163M15K10.38%0.34%44/5
Go Energy Financial Credit UnionTucker$153M12K11.81%0.46%45/5
Core Credit UnionStatesboro$152M16K12.75%0.37%44/5

Offices run from other states

28 credit unions based elsewhere report 123 member-service offices in Georgia; the largest presences are shown.
Credit unionBased inOffices hereTotal assetsNet worth
Navy Federal Credit UnionVA26$204.4B11.65%
Five Star Credit UnionAL17$1.26B13.82%
Tennessee Valley Federal Credit UnionTN8$3.26B14.75%
SRP Federal Credit UnionSC8$2.09B13.79%
VyStar Credit UnionFL8$14.3B8.93%
Southern Energy Credit UnionAL7$3.60B14.59%
Ithink Financial Credit UnionFL7$2.38B10.71%
First Commerce Credit UnionFL6$1.24B10.13%
Family Savings Credit UnionAL6$1.18B8.86%
Credit Union 1IL4$2.87B10.91%
Addition Financial Credit UnionFL3$3.81B9.98%
Justice Federal Credit UnionVA2$1.14B12.12%

In figures

State column: every filer based in Georgia, whether federally insured or not.
MeasureGeorgiaFederally insured, US
Credit unions714,214
Members2.32M146.11M
Assets$37.6B$2.50T
Net worth ratio12.81%11.42%
Delinquency0.59%0.96%
Same-charter members, 12 months+3.30%n/a
Same-charter assets, 12 months+3.72%n/a
Filers a year earlier75n/a
Federal charters382,649
State charters331,650
Minority depository flag9454

Who can join

The federal file does not list who may join, and we have not verified the rules of any name on this list. Each one can tell you itself. How to join sets out the steps.

Questions people ask

What is the largest credit union in Georgia?

Delta Community CU, in Atlanta: $9.12B, 547K members, 12.58% net worth on June 30, 2026. After it: Robins Financial CU of Warner Robins ($4.97B), Georgia's Own CU of Atlanta ($4.22B), Associated CU of Norcross ($2.55B), Georgia United CU of Duluth ($2.53B), Center Parc CU of Atlanta ($2.42B), LGE Community CU of Atlanta ($2.41B), Peach State FCU of Lawrenceville ($1.12B). Top three: 48.8% of assets.

Which Georgia credit union has the fewest late loans?

Workmen's Circle Incorporated CU, 0.00%, among filers over $100 million at 7% net worth or better. Next: The Southern CU (0.10%), Membersfirst CU (0.20%), Delta Community CU (0.22%), Marshland CU (0.22%), Platinum FCU (0.29%), Associated CU (0.30%), Peach State FCU (0.32%), Georgia Heritage FCU (0.34%), Core CU (0.37%), North Georgia CU (0.39%), Robins Financial CU (0.40%). Most: Family First CU, 1.94%.

Which Georgia credit unions report the lowest net worth ratio?

None federally insured under 7%. Lowest: Locoga FCU (7.08%), Combined Employees CU (8.39%), United Neighborhood FCU (8.50%), Marshland CU (8.66%), Geovista FCU (8.68%), Omega Psi Phi Fraternity FCU (9.14%), Peach State FCU (9.18%), Lanier FCU (9.31%), Coosa Valley CU (9.53%), CDC FCU (9.61%), Georgia's Own CU (9.99%), Platinum FCU (10.32%), Faith Connection FCU (10.32%), Artesian FCU (10.32%). Highest: Genuine Parts CU, 79.20%.

Where are the credit union offices in Georgia?

468 member-service offices: Atlanta 37, Macon 21, Savannah 19, Marietta 14. From other states: Navy FCU (VA) 26, Five Star CU (AL) 17, Tennessee Valley FCU (TN) 8, SRP FCU (SC) 8, VyStar CU (FL) 8, Southern Energy CU (AL) 7. Branches in all at the largest: Delta Community CU 34, Robins Financial CU 23, Georgia's Own CU 28, Associated CU 19.

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