Houston Federal Credit Union
Sugar Land, TX·Charter 14091·cu:14091·Credit union RBC / net worth
- #40 of 380Total assets in Texas
- 59.5Kmembers
Performance over time
7 available quarters · Gaps indicate missing data · Reported period-end total assets; consolidated for FFIEC 031.
Inside the balance sheet
Credit union · Shares of reported gross loans. Missing components are not treated as zero.
No material changes against peers this quarter
0 of 25 FORFI signals stand out against 569 similar credit unions, based on NCUA data for the quarter.
Where Houston Federal Credit Union differs most from peers
Loans shrinking while the peer median growsContext: Lending-3.0%peers +4.1%-7.1 pp
Houston Federal Credit Union's loans declined 3.0% over the past year to $533 million. The median among 563 similar credit unions was +4.1%.
| This institution | Peer median | Difference |
|---|---|---|
| Loans, 12-month growth | ||
| -3.0% | +4.1% | -7.1 pp |
| Loans | ||
| $533 million | ||
Not a flagged change: this is where the institution sits furthest from similar institutions this quarter. Peers: 569 credit unions with $300 million to $1 billion in assets that filed NCUA data for the same quarter. Houston Federal Credit Union itself is left out of every peer median and percentile. How signals work
Net charge-offs rising while the peer median fallsContext: Asset quality0.75%peers 0.38%+37 bps
Houston Federal Credit Union's annualized net charge-off rate rose 21 bps over the past year to 0.75%. Among 561 similar credit unions, the median fell 2 bps.
| This institution | Peer median | Difference |
|---|---|---|
| Annualized net charge-off rate | ||
| 0.75% | 0.38% | +37 bps |
| 12-month change | ||
| +21 bps | -2 bps | +23 bps |
Not a flagged change: this is where the institution sits furthest from similar institutions this quarter. Peers: 569 credit unions with $300 million to $1 billion in assets that filed NCUA data for the same quarter. Houston Federal Credit Union itself is left out of every peer median and percentile. How signals work
Loan-to-share ratio among the lowest of similar credit unionsContext: Liquidity62.6%peers 79.7%-17.0 pp
Houston Federal Credit Union's loans as a share of shares and deposits was 62.6%, compared with a median of 79.7% among 569 similar credit unions: lower than 84% of them.
| This institution | Peer median | Difference |
|---|---|---|
| Loans as a share of shares and deposits | ||
| 62.6% | 79.7% | -17.0 pp |
Not a flagged change: this is where the institution sits furthest from similar institutions this quarter. Peers: 569 credit unions with $300 million to $1 billion in assets that filed NCUA data for the same quarter. Houston Federal Credit Union itself is left out of every peer median and percentile. How signals work
Key facts
- Houston Federal Credit Union is a federally chartered credit union headquartered in Sugar Land, Texas. It reported $952 million in total assets for the quarter ended June 30, 2026.
- Shares and deposits totaled $850 million, up 0.6% from a year earlier, and loans totaled $533 million, down 3.0%.
- Its net interest margin on average assets was 3.19% and its annualized return on assets was 0.43% for the quarter.
- Its cost of all shares and deposits was 1.59%, compared with a median of 1.45% among 566 similar credit unions with $300 million to $1 billion in assets.
- It served 59,544 members, down 1.9% from a year earlier.
Scorecard against peers
Capitalization
Liquidity & funding
Margin & yield
Income & expense
Asset quality
Charge-offs & allowance
Arrows show whether the value sits above or below the peer median. Colour shows whether that side is favourable for the measure: green favourable, red unfavourable, grey where neither side is (for example, a lower loan-to-core-deposit ratio is favourable, so a negative gap is green). Peer medians cover the same source, form, period, institution type and asset band, and count this institution in its own cohort. The peer line on every chart reads the same cohort. Regulatory definitions differ from FORFI quarterly estimates.
Watch items
Screening prompts computed from this filing only. Thresholds follow common review conventions and interagency concentration references; they are not supervisory ratings or predictions.
Public filings show what changed. Internal data shows why.
With Houston Federal Credit Union's own data, FORFI would look at: Which borrowers are behind the loan growth, and what else those relationships need.
Analysis workspaces
Sources and identifiers
- Institution
- Houston Federal Credit Union · Credit union
- NCUA charter
- 14091
- Reporting period
- Peer group
- 569 credit unions with $300 million to $1 billion in assets that filed NCUA data for the same quarter. Houston Federal Credit Union itself is left out of every peer median and percentile.
Figures are FORFI calculations from public regulatory filings, shown as reported. Signals are descriptive screening rules, not supervisory ratings, credit opinions or forecasts. Methodology
Income & calculation basis
NCUA · 2026-04-01 through 2026-06-30 · Annualization factor 4.010989 applies to ROA and margin only.
| Measure | FORFI calculation |
|---|---|
| $1.02M | |
| $13.2M | |
| $5.6M | |
| $7.6M | |
| $3.04M | |
| $8.64M | |
| $990.23K | |
| $990.23K | |
| 0.43% | |
| 3.19% | |
| 81.15% |
How to interpret differences
Flows cover the selected income window. Balance-sheet amounts, members and staffing are as of the filing date.
Published FDIC references use the regulator's own averaging, annualization and adjustments; the convention selector changes FORFI calculations only. Source-provided averages are used when available; endpoint fallbacks are labeled estimates.
Missing inputs remain unavailable. Credit-union margins use average assets and are not comparable with bank margins over earning assets.
AFS + HTM securities exclude deposits at other institutions. Broader investment totals may overlap cash; do not add them to cash without reconciling components.
Regulatory source definitionsFiling imported 2026-09-16T13:43:41.229347+00:00. Separate reference provenance is included in the export.