The Saginaw Chippewa Tribe of Michigan is set to open a credit union this fall.
The Chippewa Eagle Federal Credit Union won approval from the National Credit Union Administration, a federal agency. "The membership is very excited about this," tribal spokesperson Frank Cloutier told The Mt. Pleasant Morning Sun.
The credit union will serve about 7,800 people -- tribal members and tribal employees. It will offer share accounts, personal loans and, eventually, credit lines and business accounts.
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Tribal credit union likely to open in late summer
(The Mt. Pleasant Morning Sun 5/27)
Press Release: NCUA Charters Chippewa Eagle FCU in Mount Pleasant, Michigan (NUCA 5/25)
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