Last month, I found myself the recipient of the recent Alliant shutdown letter. It was notification 1 month in advance, and I’ve reached out to have that reconsidered. The letter stated that in mid April, I would be expelled from the credit union and any deposit accounts or credit cards would be closed. I’d like to keep the 2.5% card for paying taxes (the amount I have to pay makes it worthwhile to keep that card.) My initial plan was to close if I didn’t hear anything from the reconsideration department, which I haven’t yet. However, how big of a negative is it if a credit union closes your accounts? Will it impede opening others? I haven’t bounced any checks, nor do I owe them any money. I just slightly took advantage of the cc (not a ton of MS) for 3% and deposited a large amount of MOs. If it’s not a big black mark, I might just keep them open and try my luck for reinstatement.