About Numerica

We want you to live well. With your money. In your neighborhood. On Tuesdays. As a not-for-profit credit union owned by members, Numerica is here for your well-being.
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Here, it’s about you 

  • Better rates, lower fees, and expert guidance
  • Digital tools, friendly support, and no-stress service
  • Investment in our shared communities of Spokane, North Idaho, Tri-Cities, and Wenatchee
  • Benefits personalized to you

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Our core purpose

“Enhancing lives, fulfilling dreams, building communities”

When you join Numerica, this is our commitment to you. As your financial partner, we’re here to make your life better. We want to help you reach your dreams. We’re excited to work alongside you to better our community. (Check out our Annual Report for examples.)

Numerica values differences. We know we are stronger together than alone. Our end goal is to offer financial products and services that promote access, resiliency, and equity. 

We work to make sure everyone has a seat at the table. We engage in conversations that foster respect for all people. We listen. We learn about our community’s heritage. We actively remove barriers. We believe nothing should stand in the way of extending honor and care for every human.

Leadership

Learn more about Numerica’s executives, Board of Directors, and Audit Committee

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News

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A history of service

Investing in members since 1937

The philosophy of “people helping people” unites credit unions. That’s what happened in the late 1930s, when local railroad workers pooled modest savings in support of one another. This birthed the organization known today as Numerica. 

  • 1937: Workers representing the Great Northern Railway and the Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway form the Great Northern Employees Credit Union, serving members from the Hillyard Depot in Spokane.
  • 1941: 44 workers from numerous railway companies form Railway Workers Credit Union by pooling a total of $120.
  • 1970: As consolidation sweeps the railroad industry, Great Northern and Railway Workers merge to form Spokane Railway Credit Union (SRCU).
  • 1982: SRCU amends its field of membership to include employees of shippers — by rail or by truck — and their family members.
  • 1990s: SRCU adopts a community charter. It expands over time to offer membership to anyone who lives, works, or worships in the state of Washington and North Idaho.
  • 1995: SRCU opens a branch in Coeur d’Alene, its first in Idaho.
  • 2000: To reflect its expanded membership base, SRCU changes its name to Numerica Credit Union.
  • 2003: Numerica begins serving the Wenatchee Valley community through a merger with North Central Credit Union.
  • 2004: Numerica enters Tri-Cities by building a branch in Kennewick. Locations in Pasco and Richland follow.
  • 2006: Numerica purchases the former Safeco Insurance building at 14610 E. Sprague Ave. in Spokane Valley. After extensive renovations, the credit union moves into its new headquarters in 2008.
  • 2011: CEO Dennis Cutter retires after 40 years leading the credit union. Numerica names the headquarters building after him.
  • 2011: Carla Cicero is named Numerica president and CEO.  
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