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2013 Annual Report Federally insured by NCUA

A Message From the President/CEO & Chairman 2013 was a very successful year for the Credit Union. While the financial numbers tell a great story, we are particularly pleased about the 20% growth in our membership. We are humbled by the confidence in our services this growth rate demonstrates. As detailed on pages 7-8, our balance sheet and income statement continue to demonstrate the strength of our financial performance. Milo Perreault Chairman Peter Gates President/CEO In 2013, we awarded nearly $70,000 in scholarships to high school and college students and an additional $10,000 to the police and fire programs at Macomb Community College and Oakland Community College for future first responders. In addition, we were pleased to award more than $40,000 in classroom grants to fund innovative learning experiences in our schools. Giving back to the communities we serve is a top priority of ours and we are pleased to have been recognized by the Michigan Credit Union League for our First Responders Initiative and youth financial education programs. You can learn more about these awards and other highlights on pages 4-5 Our team continues to grow and we are proud that our newest professionals join one of the Top 100 Workplaces in Michigan, as named by The Detroit Free Press. This accolade was awarded to MSGCU based solely on feedback from employee surveys conducted by WorkplaceDynamics. You also will see improvements to our physical facilities in 2014 with the renovation of both the Main office in Clinton Township and the branch office in Troy. More than cosmetic, the improvements will help us better serve you and accommodate our expanding team. While the news and numbers tell a great story about MSGCU in 2013, it s the people behind the story that truly matter. For us, our members success is what builds strong communities. Please tell us how we can continue to help you by visiting msgcu.org, stopping in at one of our offices, or calling us at 586.263.8800. In what promises to be an exciting year ahead, we look forward to serving you. Sincerely, Peter Gates President/CEO Milo Perreault Board Chairman 1

A Message From the Audit Committee The primary responsibility of the Audit Committee is to ensure that the Credit Union is being managed soundly and that members assets are being adequately safeguarded. The Audit Committee makes sure the Board of Directors and Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union management meet required financial reporting objectives and sufficient policies, practices, and procedures are established to protect members assets. The Audit Committee engaged the certified public accounting firm of Plante & Moran, PLLC, to perform an independent audit of the Credit Union s member accounts, operations, and financial statements for the year ending December 31, 2013. Any reported suggestions have been forwarded to the Board of Directors and management for their review and handling. Charles Thomas Director During 2013, the certified public accounting firms of Doeren Mayhew and Crowe Horwath LLP conducted audits of various Credit Union operations and reported results to the Audit Committee and management. There were no major exceptions in any of their findings. Sincerely, Charles Thomas Audit Committee Chairperson 2013 Audit Committee Charles Thomas, Chairperson Teresa DiMaria, Secretary William Cayen Richard Shoemaker Elizabeth Argiri 2

3 2013 Board of Directors Milo Perrerault Chairman Douglas Smith Director William Cayen Vice Chairman Charles Thomas Director Richard Maierle Secretary Stephen Thomas Director James McCann Treasurer Teresa DiMaria Member-At-Large Edward Callaghan Director Elizabeth Argiri Member-At-Large Richard Shoemaker Director

4 2013 Highlights At Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union, we are dedicated to helping our members reach their financial goals. We thank you for a successful 2013, which included the following accomplishments 97% MSGCU satisfaction rating for 2013 from our members. First-place honors awarded to MSGCU by the Michigan Credit Union League. Louise Herring Philosophy-in-Action Member Service Award: This award recognizes efforts to materially improve members lives through special programs. MSGCU received a first place award for its First Responders Initiative, which assists those working in the first responder fields of fire, police, medical and military. This initiative included the creation of the 0% First Responders Loan and the First Responders Scholarship. Desjardins Youth Financial Education Award: This award recognizes efforts that support educating youth about personal finance. MSGCU hosted free educational workshops, presented at local schools, held a high school marketing class contest, and offered award-winning youth savings programs for children and teenagers. 16,279 2 New members who made Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union their financial home in 2013. MSGCU is proud to have been named one of the Top 100 Workplaces by The Detroit Free Press. Based on the overall results of an independent survey, we were selected as one of 100 workplaces in Michigan to be honored. We placed 20th among mid-size companies.

In the Community MSGCU thrives because of its members and the communities we serve. Knowing this, we are dedicated to giving back through a variety of initiatives, including... Local educators who were awarded with more than $40,000 in grants. The Classroom Cash Grant Program helps fund out-of-the-box learning experiences in the classroom by utilizing online voting at classroomcash.org. $70,000 83 57 Amount awarded in scholarships to students. MSGCU is a credit union founded by educators and is proud to uphold the value of education. Financial education presentations conducted by MSGCU at various locations in the communities we serve. Volunteer hours completed for nearly 90 organizations by management- and supervisory-level employees in 2013. 3,115 11 Events and programs put on by MSGCU s LEAD Team to increase team building and community outreach. These included company outings, blood drives and charity collections. We want to hear from you! You are not just a member; you are an owner of Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union. Your feedback is very valuable to us and we want to know how we can improve our services or help you set it right with your finances. Contact us today with your questions and comments. In person when you visit any of our 11 office locations By phone when you call 586.263.8800 or 1.866.MSGCU4U Online at msgcu.org On Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Foursquare 5

2013 Year at a Glance Sources of Revenue 8% 20% Investment Interest Income Other Income 72% Loan Interest Income Operating Expenses 55% Reserves and Net Earnings 25% Dividends to Members Uses of Revenue Provision for Loan Losses 11% Interest on Borrowed Funds 9% 0% Statistics 2013 2012 2013 2012 2013 2012 $1,006,635,339 $652,055,285 $1,436,501,424 $1,230,068,191 $149,318,071 $134,894,064 Loans Assets Capital/Retained Earnings 6

2013 Year at a Glance Number of Members 67,032 69,959 2011 2012 86,238 2013 Balance Sheet (as of December 31) Assets 2012 2013 Cash and Investments $529,326,261 $368,804,700 Loans to Members $652,055,285 $1,006,635,339 Land, Buildings, and Equipment $23,541,229 $23,469,753 Other Assets $25,145,416 $37,591,632 Total Assets $1,230,068,191 $1,436,501,424 Liabilities and Net Worth Member Savings $1,089,238,900 $1,214,586,897 Other Liabilities $5,935,227 $72,596,456 Retained Earnings $134,894,064 $149,318,071 Total Liabilities and Net Worth $1,230,068,191 $1,436,501,424 7

8 2013 Income Statement (as of December 31) Interest Income 2012 2013 Interest on Loans $36,729,212 $41,580,216 Interest on Investments $4,603,998 $4,688,283 Total Interest Income $41,333,210 $46,268,499 Cost of Funds Interest and Dividends Expense $6,737,806 $6,456,931 Interest on Borrowed Funds $115,033 Total Cost of Funds $6,737,806 $6,571,964 Net Interest Income $34,595,404 $39,696,535 Other Income & Gain/Loss on Sale of Assets $8,970,649 $11,233,597 Total Income $43,566,053 $50,930,132 Operating Expenses Salary and Benefits $12,993,616 $16,334,575 Board and Staff Expenses $523,593 $550,679 Office Occupancy $2,056,756 $2,378,602 Office Operations $3,815,498 $4,295,620 Promotions and Advertising $1,215,504 $1,668,297 Loan Servicing $2,249,292 $3,369,621 Professional & Outside Services $1,589,889 $2,008,108 Miscellaneous Expenses $1,115,533 $1,150,623 Total Operating Expenses $25,559,681 $31,756,125 Net Income Before Provision for Loan Losses $18,006,372 $19,174,007 Provision for Loan Losses $3,533,333 $4,750,000 Net Income $14,473,039 $14,424,007

Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union Office Locations Main Office 40400 Garfield Road Clinton Township, MI 48038 Chesterfield Office 34700 23 Mile Road Chesterfield, MI 48047 Hall Road Office 45120 Market Place Boulevard Chesterfield, MI 48051 Hayes Road Office 48945 Hayes Road Shelby Township, MI 48315 Madison Heights Office 480 West 12 Mile Road Madison Heights, MI 48071 Royal Oak Office 31805 Woodward Avenue Royal Oak, MI 48073 St. Clair Shores Office 24515 Little Mack Avenue St. Clair Shores, MI 48080 Shelby Township Office 8770 23 Mile Road Shelby Township, MI 48316 Sterling Heights Office 2356 Metropolitan Parkway Sterling Heights, MI 48310 Troy Office 4555 Investment Drive Troy, MI 48098 Warren Office 13602 East 14 Mile Road Warren, MI 48088 586.263.8800 1.866.MSGCU4U msgcu.org 03/14