My Plan Facts

Employers › Wisconsin

Employer · plans filed under one EIN

Summit Credit Union

Madison, WI · Finance and insurance

Form 5500 information is as filed by the plan administrator with the Department of Labor and may be amended. Figures reflect the plan year shown, not current balances.

$140Mnet assets across plans
2,103participant records1,439 active
$5.5Memployer contributions, latest plan years$3,798 per active record
$209KSchedule C compensation to organisations$99.25 per participant record

Summit Credit Union, based in Madison, Wisconsin, sponsors 2 retirement plans with 100 or more participants: 1 defined contribution and 1 defined benefit. Together they reported 2,103 participant records and $140M in net assets.

The largest is Summit Credit Union Capital Accumulation Plan, a 401(k) plan with 1,231 participants. A person can be counted in more than one plan, so the participant total is a count of records rather than of people.

Employer contributions across the plans were $5.5M and participant contributions $4.5M in the latest plan years; benefits paid were $14.2M. Schedule C compensation reported to service provider organisations totalled $209K.

Combined net assets moved from $16.8M in 2009 to $140M in 2024 (up 728%). Plan mergers and spin-offs show up here as steps in the series.

Plans

PlanKindPlan yearParticipantsNet assetsPer participantEmployer / activeSch. C compensation
Summit Credit Union Capital Accumulation Plan401(k) plan20241,231$117M$95,083$6,972$150K
Summit Credit Union Retirement Pension Plandefined benefit pension plan2024872$22.5M$25,781—$59K
US median, plan year 2024: DC plans $53,102 per participant, $2,175 employer contribution per active participant; DB plans $86,221 and $10,244.

Trend by plan year

2009: $16.8M2010: $20.5M2011: $22.7M2012: $27.2M2013: $33.3M2014: $38.2M2015: $41.0M2016: $47.2M2017: $59.0M2018: $58.9M2019: $76.4M2020: $94.9M2021: $113M2022: $98.5M2023: $127M2024: $140M$16.8M$140M20092012201620202024
Combined net assets
2009: 7002010: 7002011: 7462012: 7402013: 7752014: 7982015: 8552016: 9982017: 1,0842018: 1,1842019: 1,3222020: 1,4592021: 1,6092022: 1,8572023: 2,0462024: 2,1037002,10320092012201620202024
Participant records
Plan yearPlansParticipant recordsNet assetsEmployer contributionsParticipant contributions
202422,103$140M$5.5M$4.5M
202322,046$127M$10.9M$4.4M
202221,857$98.5M$7.0M$3.6M
202121,609$113M$5.5M$3.3M
202021,459$94.9M$6.0M$3.0M
201921,322$76.4M$4.6M$2.4M
201821,184$58.9M$3.6M$2.2M
201721,084$59.0M$3.3M$2.0M
20162998$47.2M$3.2M$1.8M
20152855$41.0M$3.5M$1.6M
20142798$38.2M$2.2M$1.5M
20132775$33.3M$2.1M$1.3M
20122740$27.2M$2.3M$1.3M
20112746$22.7M$2.3M$1.2M
20102700$20.5M$1.7M$1.1M
20092700$16.8M$1.7M$1.1M

History of the plans listed above, in the years each filed the full Form 5500 with 100 or more participants. Plans that have since terminated are not included.

Service providers

OrganisationServices reportedPlansCompensation reported
CMFG Life Insurance CompanyRecordkeeping and information management; Consulting (pension); Investment management; Participant loan processing2$208,729

Organisations paid $5,000 or more by any of these plans, from Schedule C. Individuals are not shown.

CMFG Life Insurance Company$209K

Questions and answers

How many retirement plans does Summit Credit Union have?

2 plans with 100 or more participants filed Form 5500 under its employer identification number for the latest plan years: Summit Credit Union Capital Accumulation Plan and Summit Credit Union Retirement Pension Plan. Smaller plans and plans filed under a subsidiary's number are not grouped here.

How much does Summit Credit Union contribute to its plans?

$5,465,842 in employer contributions across these plans in their latest plan years, about $3,798 per active participant record. Form 5500 reports totals and not the match or accrual formula.

Who provides services to these plans?

Schedule C filings name CMFG Life Insurance Company. Only organisations paid $5,000 or more by a plan are listed on Schedule C.

Where does this come from?

Form 5500 annual reports filed with the Department of Labor's EFAST2 system, from the EBSA research files, with filings received through 24 Aug 2026. Figures are as filed and may be amended.

Provenance

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Employee Benefits Security Administration, Form 5500 research files, public domain, with filings received through 24 Aug 2026. Plans are grouped by the sponsor's employer identification number exactly as filed; a company that files under several EINs appears as several employers. See the methodology and corrections.