Wisconsin’s state-chartered credit unions are off to a strong start in 2026. New data from the Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions shows total assets climbed to more than 72 billion dollars by the end of March — up 2 billion since the end of last year. Loans and deposits also increased, while delinquent loans dropped to just point-64 percent. Credit unions reported nearly 194 million dollars in net income for the first quarter. State officials say the numbers reflect strong earnings, positive growth, and continued financial stability for members and communities across Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Credit Unions Report Strong Growth and Earnings in First Quarter of 2026
