FLINT, Mich. — The merger trend among Michigan credit unions hasn't let up, with at least one more medium-sized consolidation in the pipeline.
The latest to seek a merger are Tri-Pointe Community CU in Grand Blanc combining with Michigan Federal CU of Flint creating a $160 million institution headquartered in Grand Blanc.
That announcement follows a much larger merger of First Resource CU in St. Joseph and United FCU in Buchanan at $700 million forming the state's eight largest CU and largest west of Lansing.
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