From Richard Smith, Chairman, Board of Directors

A message for a pivotal year

This past year wasn’t just about meeting goals, it was about changing lives and taking care of each other and the communities we serve. This shared sense of purpose has never been more meaningful and impactful than right now. It is with great satisfaction and pride that I can report to you, our Members, that 2021 was nothing short of a successful year, despite the uncertainty of these times and the challenges we faced.

TDECU’s assets grew to $4.5 billion, allowing us to do more for our Members. Our Membership grew by 17,863 to a total of more than 366,000 Members. The TDECU family welcomed 211 new employees in 2021. We provided over $723 million in mortgage loans and more than $659 million in auto loans enabling our Members to afford the homes and automobiles they wanted and needed to improve their lives.

Continue Reading

65.8+ million debit card transactions

$2.2+ million saved with better rates and fee refunds

$3.4+ million in student loans

2.9+ million ATM transactions

5.2+ million online banking transactions

1+ million calls answered by Member Care

$114,000 awarded in scholarships

32,829 new checking accounts

1,528 new policies with TDECU Insurance Agency, LLC

$329,207 donated to community organizations

3,450 Members served by TDECU Wealth Advisors

896 Employees

3,364 people served with financial education events

$16,000 donated to Boys & Girls Club of Greater Houston from Texans Partnership

A job well done!

Your Credit Union in 2021

366,068

Members

$4.5

billion in assets

$885

million in new loans

$72.9

million in new business loans

$700

million in new home loans

Taking the bull by the horns

Houston and its surrounding areas are resilient, hopeful, and optimistic – and TDECU is proud to serve such a community. We are even prouder to partner with our hometown NFL team, The Houston Texans. Partnering with the Texans allows us to not only speak in a larger forum and expand our reach, but also allows us to give more people the opportunity to know us and love us.

Through our partnership with the Texans, TDECU has been able to give back to community organizations such as the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston by providing financial literacy education and opening savings accounts for youth that are a part of the organization. In fact, in 2021, our Red Zone sponsorship raised over $16,000 for financial education to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston.

Since its launch in October, the Texans co-branded debit card has continued to perform well with over 7,000 cards issued and more than 900 new Members added to the TDECU family.

Members with a Texans debit card were entered into a drawing before every home game for a chance to win a pair of tickets throughout the 2021 regular season. Beginning October 2021, Members who selected or switched to the Texans debit card were eligible to win one of four pairs of home game tickets.

It’s no secret that Texans love football and the excitement that comes along with it. We want to carry on that excitement through this unique partnership. As the Texans build and strengthen their program, we want to show all Texans the value of a TDECU Membership and our broad community outreach efforts.

A message to our Members



From Isaac Johnson, JD, MBA, MS
President & Chief Executive Officer
Brigadier General, U.S. Army Reserve

The year 2021 was another excellent example of just how much TDECU can accomplish when we live our motto of #OneTeam. Driven by integrity and our core values, we continued to partner with you, our Members, as we pursued excellence in every aspect of our delivery of service and management of your credit union.

Although not a newcomer to TDECU, this is my first opportunity to address our more than 366,000 Members as our credit union’s chief executive. It is a role I embrace with deep humility. I approach the responsibility of helping all of you navigate your financial journeys with the same care and commitment I give to my own family.

Continue Reading

Thank You

Our Members are the real stars

To all of our Members and Employees who proved that together with dedication and commitment we could accomplish anything, thank you.

We’re so grateful to have overcome the challenges of 2021 by working hand in hand with our Members and our Community. Through the familial bonds forged within the amazing TDECU team – and the partnerships we build with our incredible Members – we are improving lives by helping our Members navigate their financial journeys. Our commitment to helping others is at the core of what we do and who we are as a credit union. We are heartened to see this shared commitment.  

Vision

Better tomorrows for all the lives we touch

Mission

Provide financial solutions to navigate the journey of life

Our Purpose

Helping people navigate
their financial journeys

Supporting the Community

Through monetary ($248,800), in-kind ($25,982) donations and
volunteer efforts ($54,425), TDECU has contributed $329,207
to support communities where Employees live and work.

Organizations and Efforts

Alvin ISD

American Cancer Society

American Red Cross

Angleton ISD Education Foundation

Be A Champion

Bethel’s Place

Blessings in a Backpack via Latin Women’s Initiative

Boys & Girls Club of Brazoria County

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston

Brazoria County Community Foundation

Brazoria County Dream Center

Brazoria County Fair Association

Brazosport Cares Food Pantry

Brazosport ISD Education Foundation

Communities in Schools Brazoria County

Cornerstone Foundation

Fort Bend ISD Education Foundation

GMZ Dream Camp

Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center

Houston Food Bank

Junior Achievement of Brazoria County

Junior Achievement of Southeast Texas

Kids’ Meals

Louisiana Home and Foreign Mission Baptist Convention, Inc.

Lucille’s 1913

Pasadena ISD Education Foundation

Pearland ISD Education Foundation

Port Freeport

PX Project

Salvation Army of Brazoria County

Salvation Army of Greater Houston

Salvation Army of Victoria

Star of Hope

Sweeny ISD

Tejano Center for Community Concerns

True to Life Ministries

United Way of Brazoria County

University of Houston’s Peeps Pantry

Victoria ISD Education Foundation

Recognizing Service Milestones

10 Years

Karina Delafuente
Relisa Franklin
Kristina Johnson
Brad LaSalle
Dawn McPherson
Yuri Navarro
Flora Perez
Brandy Phillips
Chelsey Reeder
Jackie Robotham
Timothy Spalding
Elisa Vega
Marilyn Washington

15 Years

Susie Allen
Sena Clinton
Carol Doty
Nicole Fisher
Kimberly Flores
Sonya Goolsby
Christine Kiang
Madison Manning
Laura Martinez
Amber Newell
Tiffanie White

20 Years

Stacy Baggett
Sylvia Barrera
Mandi Campbell
Deisy Gonzalez
Kathy Raciti
Imelda Robles

Thank you for your hard work and dedication to serving our Members.

From Roland Hendricks, Treasurer, Board of Directors

Treasurer’s Report

We’ve seen another incredible year for our Member-owned credit union. We invested in significant resources from a technology and human capital perspective to ensure that year-over-year, we make it easier to do business with TDECU. Throughout their financial journey, our Members can rest assured that TDECU will continue to provide a solid financial foundation with strength, safety, and security.

I am pleased to report that in 2021, we saw an increase in assets of over $442 million, ending the year at $4.5 billion. We also grew our total capital to over $406 million – an increase of 15% over the previous year.

In addition to the organization’s financial growth, it is also important to note the success of our dedicated Members. In 2021, we returned over $21.2 million in dividends to our hardworking Members and added over $411 million in additional deposits. We grew our membership by more than 5%, ending the year at 366,068 Members. That’s an additional 17,863 new Members gained in 2021 alone!

Continue Reading

Financial Statement

Consolidated Statements of Financial Condition (Audited)*

As of December 31, 2021

Earning Assets

Total Loans, net of allowance

3,729,101,119

Total Investments

673,898,568

Total Earning Assets

$4,402,999,687

Other Assets

Land, Premises & Equipment

53,724,952

Accounts Receivable

16,381,925

National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund Deposit

35,472,826

Miscellaneous Other Assets

33,208,328

Total Other Assets

$138,788,031

Total Assets

$4,541,787,718

Liabilities

Total Shares & Deposits

3,873,197,541

Other Liabilities

77,109,468

Borrowings

185,429,479

Equity

Retained Earnings (Capital/Member Equity)

406,051,230

Total Liabilities and Equity

$4,541,787,718

Consolidated Statements of Income (Audited)*

For the year ending December 31, 2021

Interest Income

Loans to Members

198,814,446

Investments and Cash Equivalents

1,107,653

Total Interest Income

$199,922,099

Interest Expense

Shares & Deposits

21,152,944

Borrowed Funds

5,597,478

Total Interest Expense

$26,750,422

Net Interest Income

173,171,677

Provision for Loan Losses

15,605,391

Net Interest Income After Provision for Loan Losses

$157,566,286

Non-Interest Income

Loan Fee Income

11,311,619

Fee Income

22,297,883

Interchange Income

35,330,681

ATM Income

2,277,261

Other Income

13,571,572

Total Non-Interest Income

$84,789,016

Non-Interest Expense

Operating Expenses

187,997,299

Non-Operating Income

4,375,354

Total Non-Interest Expense

$183,621,945

Net Income

$58,733,358

* Detailed audited Financial Statement with Report of Independent Auditors for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2021, and monthly interim audited Financial Statements are available for Members at each TDECU Member Center.

From Roland Hendricks, Treasurer, Board of Directors

Audit Committee Report

TDECU's audit committee acts as your independent representative to ensure the financial condition of the credit union is strong and secure. The Audit Committee is an extension of the Board of Directors and has oversight responsibilities for the financial reporting control process, the system of internal controls, the audit process, monitoring compliance with laws and regulations, and monitoring the compliance of operating policies and procedures for TDECU and its subsidiaries.

Throughout the year, internal audits, external audits, and regulatory examinations are performed to carry out these responsibilities in an efficient and prudent manner. The Texas Finance Code requires requires an annual audit of the credit union's financial records. 

To accomplish this in 2021, the Audit Committee engaged the services of Doeren Mayhew, one of the top accounting firms serving credit unions in the United States, to audit the financial statements. Doeren Mayhew rendered an unmodified opinion on TDECU's consolidated financial statements and subsidiaries for the year ending December 31, 2021.

The Board of Directors’ meeting fee was $1,000 per Board of Directors’ meeting and $500 per committee meeting.

In 2021, the following bylaw changes were made:

  1. Section 5.09 Duties and Powers of Directors was amended in April 2021 to align with the Texas Standard Bylaws for State and Chartered Credit Unions as updated on October 18, 2013.

As TDECU grows, the Audit Committee reviews and edits the audit plan to ensure that new and emerging risks are reviewed and mitigated. On behalf of the Audit Committee, I would like to thank our TDECU team and volunteers for their dedication to improving lives and making 2021 a successful year.

Growth over the years

Assets

$3,172,595,829

2017

$3,270,023,870

2018

$3,609,984,926

2019

$4,099,620,519

2020

$4,541,787,718

2021

Loans

$2,885,514,469

2017

$3,017,129,611

2018

$3,171,485,793

2019

$3,655,223,815

2020

$3,768,752,960

2021

Deposits

$ 2,557,680,142

2017

$ 2,618,701,154

2018

$ 2,938,597,496

2019

$ 3,462,000,850

2020

$ 3,873,197,541

2021

Members

275,453

2017

303,418

2018

331,174*

2019

348,205*

2020

366,068

2021

* Detailed audited Financial Statement with Report of Independent Auditors for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2021, and monthly interim audited Financial Statements are available for Members at each TDECU Member Center.

Board of Directors

Richard Smith

Chairman

(term ends March 2024)

Daniel Buche

Vice Chairman

(term ends March 2023)

Roland Hendricks

Treasurer

(term ends March 2024)

George Hornback, Jr.

Secretary

(term ends March 2024)

Frank Coe

Director

(term ends March 2024)

Peggy Miltenberger

Director

(term ends March 2022)

Anita Sehgal

Director

(term ends March 2023)

Edward Speed

Director

(term ends March 2022)

David Sikora

Director

(term ends March 2022)

Ed Zingleman

Director

(term ends March 2023)

Elizabeth Killinger

Advisory Board Member

(term ends March 2023)

Steven Murray

Advisory Board Member

(term ends March 2023)

Lynden Rose

Advisory Board Director

(term ends January 2024)

Officers

Isaac Johnson

President

Chief Executive Officer

Rhonda Pavlicek

Executive Vice President

Chief Financial Officer

Qiara Suggs

Senior Vice President

Chief Human Resources Officer

Jason Schneider

Senior Vice President

Chief of Staff

Michael Plaia

Senior Vice President

Chief Risk Officer

Murshid Khan

Senior Vice President

Chief Information Officer

Jose Delgado

Senior Vice President

Chief Banking Officer

Michael Massey

Senior Vice President

Chief Audit Officer

Anthony Warden

Senior Vice President

Chief Member Experience Officer