Central Jersey Police & Fire is an NCUA-insured credit union based in Hamilton, NJ with $48.4 million in total assets serving 2,918 members.
It reports 5 full-time employees, and holds $17,000 in assets per member.
| Total assets | $48.4 million |
|---|---|
| Members | 2,918 |
| Full-time employees | 5 |
| NCUA charter number | 3202 |
| Headquarters | Hamilton, NJ |
These figures come directly from NCUA 5300 call report filings, the quarterly regulatory reports every federally insured institution is required to file. Vault republishes them without modification and updates them as each reporting period is published. Figures are point-in-time as of the most recent filing, so a number here reflects the end of that reporting quarter rather than today's balance. The NCUA charter number shown above is the permanent identifier regulators use for this institution, and it stays constant across name changes, relocations and most acquisitions, which makes it the reliable way to track an institution over time.
Vault benchmarks Central Jersey Police & Fire against institutions in the same asset range rather than the same geography alone, because a bank's cost structure, capital requirements and competitive set track far more closely with its size than with its state. A community institution and a regional one operating on the same street are not peers in any meaningful sense, and comparing them produces conclusions that look rigorous and are not. The profile includes eight quarters of history for assets, deposits, net loans, return on assets and return on equity, so direction is visible rather than only the latest snapshot — a single quarter cannot distinguish a temporary swing from a sustained trend. Member counts, assets per member and employee productivity are benchmarked against credit unions in the same asset tier, which is the comparison that reveals whether a credit union is deepening relationships with existing members or primarily adding new ones.
Every FDIC-insured bank and NCUA-insured credit union headquartered in New Jersey is listed and ranked by total assets on the banks in New Jersey page, along with deposit market share by county. Comparing an institution against others in its own state shows local competitive position, while comparing against its asset-range peers nationally shows whether its performance is typical for its size — the two questions are different and both are worth asking.
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