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Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union
We are a caring organization dedicated to promoting financial success for our members.
About Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union
For 70 years, our members have been reaching their financial goals using the resources they gain through their membership with Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union (MSGCU). As a not-for-profit financial institution, we return revenue to members by providing lower loan rates and higher savings rates. Our field of membership is broad and includes educational and government employees; students and alumni; retirees; and residents in the lower peninsula of Michigan. A small group of school teachers in Macomb County founded MSGCU in 1954, then known as Macomb Schools and Government Credit Union. Over the years, offices have opened, branches have moved, and our membership has grown to more than 130,000. However, through it all, our focus has remained on providing the best financial services possible. Because of our financial stability, MSGCU continues to thrive in an economic environment where other financial institutions are failing. We have consistently achieved Bauer Financial's (www.bauerfinancial.com) highest rating, five stars, and boast a member satisfaction rate of 96%. We are growing; we currently have more than $2 billion dollars in assets and have 17 branches. All of this success means that your funds are safe, secure, and conveniently accessible. Federally insured by NCUA. Equal Housing Lender.
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Capital & Finance
Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union is awarding over $50,000 in grants to local teachers through its Classroom Cash Grants program this year.
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Operations & Supply
Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union closed its branch offices on Monday, September 7, for Labor Day.
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People
Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union is 72 years old, founded in 1954 by a small group of schoolteachers.
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Operations & Supply
Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union will close its branch offices on Monday, September 7 for Labor Day.
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Partnerships
Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union is offering Classroom Cash Grants program applications open through October 2 for Michigan teachers with classroom project ideas.
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Capital & Finance
Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union is awarding over $50,000 in grants to local teachers through its Classroom Cash Grants program this year.
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