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Credit union

Salal Credit Union

Seattle, Washington, King County, WA

$1.2B in total assets and 63,475 members, the 424th largest of 4,298 US credit unions and 18th of 73 headquartered in Washington.

NCUA charter
66349
Charter
State chartered (WA)
Chartered
1948
NCUA insured since
1985
Website
http://www.salalcu.org

At a glance

Compared with 16 federally insured credit unions in Washington with $1 billion to $10 billion in assets, as of June 30, 2026.

Measure This credit union Percentile Peer range, middle 90% Peer median
Total assets $1.2B 2% $3.1B
Loans $954M 2% $2.3B
Deposits (shares) $1.0B 6% $2.6B
Members 63,475 12% 168,294
Return on assets 0.56% 31% 0.70%
Net interest income to assets 3.93% 62% 3.70%
Efficiency ratio 79.5% 88% 71.7%
Net worth ratio 9.19% 6% 11.26%
Loans to shares 94% 62% 93%
Cost of deposits 1.57% 38% 1.66%

Ratios are annualized from year-to-date figures. Return on assets uses average assets, as NCUA does. Cost of deposits includes dividends on shares.

Growth

Total assets grew 9.7% a year over 10 years and 2.0% a year over the last 5, without mergers. Membership grew 6.0% a year over 5 years, to 63,475.

Where they operate

5 branches in 1 county.

1 of 5 branch locations are approximate (ZIP code centers).

Largest counties by branches

CountyBranchesShare of all branchesRank
King County, WA50.9%17 of 69

Credit unions do not report deposits by branch, so these are branch counts: this credit union's branches against every bank and credit union branch in the county. Rank is among all banks and credit unions with a branch there.

Branches by year

Year endBranchesChange
20166
201760
201860
201960
202060
202160
20225−1
202350
202450
202550
Jun 202650

Member-serving offices as listed in NCUA call reports. Changes include branches gained in mergers.

Earnings and credit

Return on assets

Year to date, annualized, with the peer median.

Credit and capital

This credit unionPeer median
Delinquent loans, 60+ days0.60%0.79%
Net worth ratio9.19%11.26%
Loans to shares94%93%

Delinquent loans are two or more months past due. Net worth is NCUA's capital measure for credit unions.

Credit unions of similar size in Washington

Most branches in King County, WA

Figures as of June 30, 2026 from the credit union's NCUA call report (Form 5300), NCUA's credit union locator and FFIEC merger records.