NCUA's Role in Protecting Consumers

Understanding NCUA's Mission

As a federal agency, the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) plays a crucial role in ensuring the stability and security of the nation's credit union system. Our mission is to regulate, supervise, and examine credit unions to protect the interests of their members.

This includes monitoring financial institutions for potential risks and threats, as well as providing guidance and support to help them operate safely and efficiently.

Protecting Consumer Interests

At NCUA, we take our responsibility to protect consumers very seriously. We work tirelessly to ensure that credit unions operate with transparency and integrity, providing fair and equal access to financial services for all.

This includes monitoring consumer complaints and taking swift action to address any issues or concerns that may arise.

Strengthening Credit Unions for the Future

NCUA is committed to supporting the growth and development of credit unions, while also ensuring their stability and resilience. We work closely with industry stakeholders to identify emerging trends and risks, and develop strategies to mitigate them.

By strengthening credit unions, we are ultimately protecting consumers by providing them with access to safe and reliable financial services.