Payroll Tax Fraud: What Michigan Small Business Owners Need to Know
A Michigan business owner’s payroll tax fraud guilty plea involving approximately $1.7 million in unpaid employment taxes is an important reminder for small businesses: payroll tax responsibilities should never be overlooked. Whether you handle payroll yourself or use a third-party payroll provider, understanding your tax obligations and regularly verifying payments can help protect your business from financial losses, penalties, and ...
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A Message from Tommy Gasso: The Next CEO of People Driven Credit Union
Dear Members, It is an honor to introduce myself as the new President and Chief Executive Officer of People Driven Credit Union. I am grateful for the opportunity to lead an organization with such a strong commitment to our members, employees and the communities we serve. I often share a phrase with our team: “One team, One Mission.” It’s how ...
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Coin-counting machines being discontinued at PDCU branches
People Driven Credit Union is making a change to the coin-counting services available at our branches. Beginning November 1, 2026, coin-counting machines will no longer be available at People Driven Credit Union branches. The machines are being removed and will not be replaced. We know some members have regularly used our coin-counting machines, so we want to give you advance ...
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Your Financial Goals. Our People Driven Approach.
At People Driven Credit Union, we believe your financial institution should understand your goals, listen to your needs, and help you make informed financial decisions. Whether you’re purchasing your first car, buying a home, building your savings, or managing everyday expenses, we’re here to help you move forward. Proudly serving Michigan since 1928, People Driven Credit Union brings together personal ...
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National Credit Union Day
National Credit Union Day, Celebrated on the third Thursday of October each year, is a special day dedicated to recognizing and celebrating credit unions’ unique spirit and achievements. The day highlights credit unions’ positive impact on their members and communities. It serves as an opportunity to honor the cooperative principles and community-focused philosophy that distinguish credit unions from other ...
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Lease-to-Own Furniture: Is It Worth the Cost?
Furniture is an important part of making your house feel like home. Whether you’re replacing a worn-out couch, buying a new bedroom set, or furnishing your first apartment, the costs can add up quickly. That’s why lease-to-own furniture offers can look attractive. Instead of paying hundreds or thousands of dollars upfront, you might see advertisements promising a new couch for ...
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Columbus Day Closure: Use the Day to Explore and Learn
Every year, on the second Monday of October, many Americans enjoy a long weekend thanks to the Columbus Day holiday. You may have noticed that most banks and credit unions, including People Driven Credit Union (PDCU), close their doors on this day. But have you ever wondered why? The History of Columbus Day Columbus Day commemorates the arrival of Christopher ...
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Received a $90 Medicare Deposit? Here’s What It Means
If you recently noticed an unexpected $90 deposit from the federal government, you may be wondering where it came from and whether it affects your regular Social Security payment. The $90 payment is legitimate for eligible recipients. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, or CMS, announced a one-time $90 Medicare Improvement Fund Premium Rebate for certain people enrolled in ...
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How to Tell If Someone Is Using Your Identity
Identity theft does not always announce itself with one obvious warning. Sometimes the first sign is a small unfamiliar charge. Other times, you may discover an account you never opened, receive a debt collection notice for money you do not owe, or find out that someone filed a tax return using your information. Knowing the signs of identity theft can ...
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What to do if your identity is stolen
Discovering that someone may be using your identity can be unsettling. Maybe you notice a purchase you did not make, an unfamiliar account on your credit report, a bill from a company you have never used, or an alert about a new account opened in your name. Whatever brought the problem to your attention, acting quickly can help limit additional ...
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