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T&I Credit Union and Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union (MSGCU) are excited to announce their merger, effective today. Following regulatory approval earlier this year, the merger was approved by T&I Credit Union members via a special vote which occurred in March.
T&I Credit Union’s team members will join MSGCU’s team of over 450. The T&I Credit Union branch office located in Clawson will become part of MSGCU’s 22-and-growing branch network following the integration of systems, which is expected to be complete later this year. Once the integration is complete, T&I Credit Union members will also be able to access all of MSGCU’s products and services.
“We are proud to welcome T&I Credit Union members and team members to MSGCU and look forward to helping our new members achieve financial success,” stated MSGCU President/CEO Steve Brewer. “Our team is grateful to T&I Credit Union members for placing their trust in us and we are dedicated to facilitating an easy transition to MSGCU.”
The two Michigan credit unions both share a 70-year commitment to supporting members and their local communities. Clawson-based T&I Credit Union, a $90 million asset size financial institution with 4,000 members, is merging into MSGCU, a $3.9 billion asset size credit union with 150,000 members, headquartered in Clinton Township that serves anyone who lives in Michigan.
“T&I Credit Union and MSGCU are closely aligned in our core values and missions of supporting the credit union philosophy of people helping people,” said T&I Credit Union CEO Kathy Karner. “Merging into MSGCU will ensure T&I Credit Union members continue to receive excellent service and have increased access to convenient service channels.”
More information can be found at https://www.ticreditunion.org/merger
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Was the city os Saline not inspecting these units on an annual basis or why did this occur suddenly? I understand there was a chnage in ownership. More background information would be very helpful.
If Oracle walked away and the family sued, isn’t that more of a fair legal battle?
The Governor of Michigan wants this. The President of the U it’s States wants this. There is nothing little Saline Township can do about this. The amount of money and political power behind it is staggering. It’s all over.
This area does not need any data centers. Please listen to the citizens, Mr. Marl.
Trying to ram this through, very nice. If you don't do what we want we'll take our ball and go home, even better.
These facts are based on current Data centers. Electric rates will increase for residents. There will be power outages, latency of power and potential for grid outages. Even with upgrades from the local power company.this is occurring now.