About Us

History

West Michigan Postal Service Federal Credit Union was chartered in May 29, 1952, by 8 visionary postal employees, for the purpose of saving themselves, co-workers and their families' money.  As a member-owned financial institution, West Michigan Postal Service Federal Credit Union is dedicated to serving only the interests of our members.

For over 69 years, West Michigan Postal Service Federal Credit Union has been supporting the financial aspirations of people just like you by providing affordable financial products and services.

Because we're a not-for-profit organization, the money we earn is returned to you (our members) in the form of lower fees, higher dividends, and improved services.  We believe in one-on-one relationships and are committed to ensuring that you understand the financial options available.

Chartering Members

Clarence Atwood, Gordon Branyan, Merlin Herlein, Victor Minuth, Albert Bielinski, James Daron, Donald Johnson, and Robert Webb were the eight chartering members of the West Michigan Postal Service Federal Credit Union.