Common Interest
Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union Quarterly Newsletter
Fall 2021 Common Interest Newsletter
Safeguard your personal information at our member Shred Day.
As our way of showing how much we appreciate you and to help protect your security, join us for Member Appreciation Day and our annual Shred Day.
Stop by any of our 17 branch offices on Thursday, October 21, for Member Appreciation Day for friendly conversation, light refreshments, and a small gift of appreciation. Our appreciation continues Saturday, October 23, for our annual Shred Day. An additional location for free document shredding has been added due to last year's popularity. See the three locations below.
To make the most of your shred experience and to ensure all members are given the opportunity to shred on this popular day, we ask that you limit your shred items to four boxes or bags. Please only shred paper that contains sensitive information. An MSGCU team member will return your boxes to you after they've been emptied.
Read more about what to shred and what's safe to put in the recycle bin.
Fall 2021 Common Interest
- A message from MSGCU President/CEO, Peter Gates.
President/CEO of Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union, Peter Gates, shares a message for members.
- MSGCU's newest branch office is now open in Bloomfield Township!
Our Bloomfield Township branch office is now open.
- Championing your lifelong financial education with new on-demand resources
We all learn differently, so MSGCU is here in the way that works best for you.
- Let us champion you with a $100* bonus.
Now through November 30, get $100 when you finance $5,000 or more.
- Board of Directors Election Notice.
Learn how to run for MSGCU's Board of Directors for the term beginning in 2022.
- MSGCU's Preference Center is all about you.
Would you like us to call or text you, and what ime of day works best? These are just some of the ways MSGCU helps you customize your experience.
- Keeping fees low and removing others.
We are happy to announce no increased fees or new fees for the fourth year in a row.
- Help MSGCU give $45,000 to local teachers in Classroom Cash Grants!
THe applications are in, and now it's up to you and the community to determine this year's Classroom Cash Grant recipients.
