Failed Credit Union List - Find and claim an insured savings account, CD, Individual Retirement Account (IRA) or Safe Deposit Box at a bank or credit union closed by government regulators

Depositor Alert

NCUA Insured Deposits Unclaimed

The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) supervises and insures over 7,329 federal credit unions and 4,538 state-chartered credit unions.

When a federally-insured credit union is liquidated, NCUA's Asset Liquidation Management Center - not the FDIC - assumes responsibility for paying share accounts to members. NCUSIF, The National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund, currently insures member deposits up to a $250,000 * limit.

Since 1990, more than $331 million has been paid out to well over 100,000 shareholders. In 2011, fifteen credit unions were liquidated, purchased or assumed with NCUA assistance; down from nineteen in 2010 equal to the fifteen closed in 2009.

► Be advised that not every depositor with funds in a failed bank will receive notification from the NCUA; and there are time limits on claims.

Accounts claimed within an 18-month insurance period are paid the full insured amount. After the 18-month insurance period, unclaimed shares are considered uninsured and are written down to subsidize any losses incurred by the NCUA.

2011 credit union closures

2010 credit union closures

Kern Central Credit Union California

Friendship Community Federal Credit Union Mississippi

Mutual Diversified Employees Federal Credit Union California

Lawrence County School Employees Federal Credit Union PA

South End Mutual Benefit Association, Inc. Connecticut

Tracy Federal Credit Union California

St. Paul's Croatian Federal Credit Union Ohio

Convent Federal Credit Union New York

Orange County Employees Credit Union Texas

Southwest Community Federal Credit Union Utah

Norbel Credit Union Utah

Certified Federal Credit Union California

Kappa Alpha Psi Texas

First American Credit Union Wisconsin

Industries Puerto Rico Federal Credit Union Puerto Rico

Phil-Pet Federal Credit Union Texas

The Union Credit Union Washington

Constitution Corporate Federal Credit Union Connecticut

Beehive Credit Union Utah

2009 credit union closures

Heritage West Federal Credit Union Utah

Fairfield County Ohio Federal Employees Credit Union Ohio

Ensign Federal Credit Union Nevada

Second Baptist Church Credit Union California

West Texas Credit Union Texas

Members Own Credit Union California

Clearstar Federal Credit Union Nevada

Comunidades Federal Credit Union California

Kaiser Lakeside Credit Union California

Free Choice Federal Credit Union Pennsylvania

Community One Credit Union Nevada

Watts United Credit Union California

High Desert FCU California

Rouge Employees Credit Union Michigan

Center Valley Federal Credit Union West Virginia

► For assistance finding and claiming a lost or dormant credit union CD, IRA, safe deposit box, savings or checking account go to Credit Union Account Search

► Different rules apply to accounts at banks that have been closed by the FDIC. Go to: Bank Account Search

* The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 temporarily increased FDIC and NCUA deposit insurance to $250,000 from October 3, 2008, through December 31, 2009; but the change has now been made permanent and retroactive by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010.

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