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Business · Mergers & acquisitions · published 2026-10-14 · via FinTech Futures

MSUFCU and UFCU agree to merge, creating $13.5bn credit union

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Michigan State University Federal Credit Union and University Federal Credit Union plan to merge. The combined entity will keep MSUFCU's charter and operate under the University Federal Credit Union name. It will hold $13.5 billion in assets and serve over 850,000 members.

Expanded Detail

The planned combination would unite Michigan State University Federal Credit Union and University Federal Credit Union. The resulting credit union would retain MSUFCU's charter and use the University Federal Credit Union name. It would hold $13.5 billion in assets and serve more than 850,000 members.

This agreement is a merger within the credit union and financial-services landscape. The available material does not specify terms or timing.

Context

Members of both credit unions could be affected by changes in branding, services, or branch access as the organizations combine under the University Federal Credit Union name and MSUFCU's charter. Employees and communities linked to either institution may also see shifts. With more than 850,000 members and $13.5 billion in assets, the combined entity could have greater scale, though specific effects depend on details not provided.

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