CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich.—The $3.8-billion Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union here is merging in $87-million T&I Credit Union, based in Clawson, Mich., MSGCU announced.
The merger was approved by regulators and will be effective on April 1, 2025, provided a successful member vote is achieved during a special meeting to be held at T&I Credit Union on March 18, MSGCU said.
“Keeping up with the technology and services that our members deserve has become increasingly difficult as a credit union of our size,” said T&I Credit Union CEO Kathy Karner, a 40-year veteran of the credit union. “Merging with Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union provides our members access to more services, a larger branch network, and more robust digital tools, while maintaining the high level of service and community involvement our members are used to.”
“MSGCU and T&I Credit Union share common core values and a dedication to the credit union philosophy of people helping people,” stated MSGCU President/CEO Steve Brewer. “We are excited to welcome T&I Credit Union members and team members into the MSGCU family following a successful member vote.”
T&I Credit Union’s staff will remain, and its branch office located in Clawson will become part of the MSGCU’s 22-office network, MSGFCU said.