CASE Credit Union and Team One Credit Union say their planned merger has received regulatory approval and is now subject to a CASE member vote. Mailed and emailed ballots must arrive by the applicable October 19 deadline, while eligible members may cast ballots in person at an October 20 special meeting in East Lansing.
The credit unions describe a combined organization with more than $1.1 billion in assets, over 76,000 members and 15 Michigan branches. Those figures and the expected service benefits are the institutions’ description of the proposed combination, not results from a completed merger.
If CASE members approve the transaction, the credit unions expect the legal merger to take effect January 1, 2027, with operational integration continuing during 2027. CASE branches would initially operate as a division of Team One while a new name is developed. Until the vote and legal closing occur, the two credit unions remain separate, and their sites say members can continue using existing accounts, cards, branches and digital banking.