UMCU News & Updates

Branches Closed on Labor Day

All UMCU branches will be closed on Monday, September 6th for Labor Day.

Pay Your Bills Online And You Could Win A $5,000 Shopping Spree

Save time and money for back to school shopping when you sign up for FREE online banking and bill pay! During the months of August and September, we'll automatically enter you into a contest to WIN a $5,000 shopping spree each time you pay a bill using our FREE online bill pay service!

To get started, sign up for a FREE online bill pay account and begin paying your bills online. The more bills you pay online during August and September the more chances you have to win!

No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited. Click here, for complete rules and additional important information.

IMPORTANT: Changes to Debit and Credit Card Transaction Processing

Recent regulations have prompted UMCU to change the way that signature debit and credit card transactions are processed. Funds now will be placed on hold when a signature card transaction is authorized. The hold will be released when the transaction is presented for payment. Click here to read the complete article.

Renaissance Festival Tickets

Purchase your tickets for this years Renaissance Festival at any UMCU branch. Adult tickets cost $17.00 and child tickets cost $8.50. The fair is open Saturdays and Sundays through October 3rd and also Friday, September 24th and Monday, September 6th.

Please note: Child tickets are only available for sale at Jackson Rd, 305 E. Eisenhower, 333 E. William St, and the Plymouth Rd branches.

Free Labor Day Movie for Students!

UMCU is proud to sponsor the film classic "Casablanca" at The Michigan Theater on Monday, September 6th at 7:00 p.m. Students will be admitted free with their valid student ID. Click here to learn more.

UMCU Continues to Invest in the Community

The University of Michigan Credit Union (UMCU) has purchased the former Ann Arbor News building in downtown Ann Arbor. The 58,000-square-foot office building will be used as UMCU's administrative offices and will allow the credit union to centralize our non-branch employees.

Over the past several years, UMCU has been planning to build administrative offices with the ultimate goal of moving our employees out of leased property. After a detailed cost analysis, the current real estate market allowed your credit union to purchase the former Ann Arbor News building for less than what it would have cost to build with the same square footage. In addition, the downtown location provides UMCU with great visibility and allows us to maintain our close proximity to the University of Michigan.

UMCU's conservative financial management has enabled your credit union to remain financially strong, even in these difficult economic times. We have been able to increase the number of products and services available to you, while keeping your deposits safe. Over the years, we have managed to build enough capital to allow us to explore options that we believe will keep the credit union strong for years to come. To offset some of the cost of the building, UMCU will potentially lease part of the building to tenants.

Contrary to earlier reports, all existing branches (including the branch at 333 E. William Street in downtown Ann Arbor) will remain open to serve our members. Click here to read the full story.

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