The following ratios and data are available to help you better understand the financial condition of Michigan State University.
The data is provided by the NCUA. Please remember that all federal credit unions listed on BestCashCow.com are NCUA insured.
No depositor has ever lost money while their funds have been insured by NCUA.
Michigan State University
U.S. Average
Texas Ratio
7.05%
7.39%
The Texas Ratio compares the amount of loans at risk and assets repossessed with the amount a credit union has on hand to cover any losses.
As of December 31, 2012, Michigan State University had $17,768,878 in non-current loans and $842,491 in owned assets.
To cover these potential losses it had $245,011,704 in net worth and $19,061,199 in loans loss reserves.
That gives it a Texas Ratio of 7.05%. The closer the Texas Ratio is to 100% and over, the less capital and reserves a credit union has to absorb its loan losses.
Net Worth
10.63%
10.44%
Michigan State University FCU has a net worth of 10.63% versus the BestCashCow average of 10.44%.
Net worth measures how much total assets exceed total liabilities. The higher the net worth number the more secure a credit union is considered.
