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Credit unions with rising auto-loan delinquency

Credit unions whose auto-loan portfolio is showing rising delinquency. Sibling to the existing indirect-auto-concentration card, which ranks on concentration trend rather than NPL trend — different rank axes for different buyer queries.

Q1 202647 institutions (archived snapshot)
47 institutions reported auto nonperforming loans in Q1 2026, with MIRASTAR in CA leading at 17.15%, up +14.7pp from the prior quarter. LAFAYETTE in MD and BEST FINANCIAL in MI followed at 7.60% and 6.65%, respectively, having increased +4.1pp and +2.9pp.
Auto NPL Trend
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RankInstitutionSourceStateindirect_auto_nonperforming_pct_qoq_deltaTrend
1MIRASTARCUCA
2LAFAYETTECUMD
3BEST FINANCIALCUMI
4EMBOLDCUOR
5KAUAICUHI
6WHITING REFINERYCUIN
7TRUPARTNERCUOH
8MILL TOWNCUWA
9MINNEQUA WORKSCUCO
10HOMELANDCUOH
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RankInstitutionSourceStateindirect_auto_nonperforming_pct_qoq_deltaTrend
11POSTAL & COMMUNITYCUMO████████
12CONNECTSCUVA████████
13CREDIT UNION OF TEXASCUTX████████
14OCEAN STATECURI████████
15WYHYCUWY████████
16MUTUAL SAVINGSCUAL████████
17INROADSCUOR████████
18STATE DEPARTMENTCUVA████████
19SUPERIOR CHOICECUWI████████
20GARDEN SAVINGSCUNJ████████
21METROCUMO████████
22ASSOCIATED CREDIT UNION OF TEXASCUTX████████
23SPIRIT OF ALASKACUAK████████
24CORPORATE AMERICA FAMILYCUIL████████
25CARTERCULA████████
26INDIANA MEMBERSCUIN████████
27VALLEY STRONGCUCA████████
28OTISCUME████████
29HAWAII COMMUNITYCUHI████████
30ST. LOUIS COMMUNITYCUMO████████
31INSPIRECUPA████████
32GEOVISTACUGA████████
33MUTUAL FIRSTCUNE████████
34HFSCUHI████████
35EDUCATION FIRST CREDIT UNION, INC.CUOH████████
36F3CUCA████████
37COMMONWEALTH ONECUVA████████
38WEST COMMUNITYCUMO████████
39EXTRACUMI████████
40TEXELLCUTX████████
41ALLTRUCUMO████████
42AMERICOCUPA████████
43802CUVT████████
44UMASSFIVE COLLEGECUMA████████
45ST. JEAN'SCUMA████████
46TRAXCUFL████████
47INTEGRA FIRSTCUMI████████

Methodology

This card ranks credit unions whose auto-loan portfolio is showing rising delinquency. The underlying NCUA series reports all dealer-originated ("indirect") lending. Auto is the largest component but not the only one: per NCUA FS220P Q4 2025, of $341B in total CU indirect-loan outstanding, ~$266B (~78%) is new/used vehicle loans (ACCT_IN0002); the remainder is dealer-originated residential mortgage, commercial, and other categories. We compute the nonperforming ratio as the total amount of delinquent indirect loans (ACCT_041E from NCUA Schedule FS220A — the AcctDesc-defined "Amount of Delinquent Indirect Loans" aggregate) divided by total indirect-loan outstanding balance (ACCT_618A). Sub-bucket codes (021E/022E/023E) exist on FS220A but are universally zero in upstream reporting; they remain mapped for aging analytics only. Filters: CU must hold ≥ $10M of indirect lending (thresholds.minIndirectBalance = 10000000), current NPL must exceed 1.5% (thresholds.minNonperformingPct = 0.015), and QoQ delta must be ≥ 0.3 percentage points (thresholds.minQoqDelta = 0.003). Sibling to indirect-auto-concentration, which ranks on concentration trend rather than NPL. Sorted by quarter-over-quarter delta descending. Credit unions only (NCUA 5300); banks do not separately report dealer-indirect auto in the FDIC BankFind Suite financials endpoint.

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