The other five announcing bonuses were:

Educators Credit Union, Racine, Wis. ($1.8 billion in assets, 156,561 members) paid its members $2.46 million to reward them for their loyalty. The program started in 2009 pays $15 to members who use three to four services, $50 to those using five to six services, and $75 to those using seven or more services.
Goldenwest Federal Credit Union, Ogden, Utah ($1.4 billion in assets, 126389 members) will pay $1.75 million in bonus dividends to members Dec. 31, marking its 14^th consecutive annual payment. Since 2003 it has distributed $11.2 million.
Scott Credit Union, Edwardsville, Ill. ($1.1 billion in assets, 139,241 members gave members $500,000 in bonus dividends and loan interest rebates in November, bringing its 10-year total to over $10 million. The credit union has given members a bonus dividend for the past 26 years, and a loan interest rebate for the past 11 years, President/CEO Frank Padak said.
Western Division Federal Credit Union, Williamsville, N.Y. ($141.1 million in assets, 8562 members) paid more than $800,000 in Patronage Dividends based on each member's level of participation. The maximum dividend a member could receive was $580.
Wright-Patt Credit Union, Dayton, Ohio ($3.9 billion in assets, 349,388 members) will pay $8 million in Special Patronage Dividends to members Jan. 4. WPCU has paid $56 million in the annual bonus since 2008.

“2017 was another successful year for Wright-Patt Credit Union, and the Special Patronage Dividend reflects our dedication to sharing our success with our members,” said Tracy Szarzi-Fors, vice president of marketing and business development.

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