A recent National Financial Educators Council study found that the average American lost $1,389.06 in 2021 due to a lack of personal finance knowledge. At Nuvision, we want to help you manage your money as effectively as possible. We’re kicking off October’s financial planning month with a round-up of the top 11 financial success articles from our blog.

Bean’s Café CEO Lisa Sauder is on a mission to make sure no Alaskan needs to wonder where their next meal is coming from. Service has always been a keystone in Lisa’s life, from the time she was a child watching her mom volunteer to the years she spent in her previous role as the American Heart Association Alaska’s Executive Director. Now, she pours her time into ensuring Bean’s Café can meet the community’s growing needs. That’s why we choose her as this month’s Nuvision Hero.

On Monday, we came together for our Annual Meeting of the members, where our CEO Roger Ballard shared a performance update and talked about our NuvisionCares initiatives. We started NuvisionCares as a way to live out our purpose of helping people build better lives – part of that mission includes helping those in our community who are sometimes overlooked and forgotten.

Over the last couple of months, we have introduced several important online and mobile banking updates to make your digital banking experience faster and easier. Learn how Deposit Switch, Card Swap, our updated Card App, and Zelle can all make your life easier and make your banking expereince even better!

Some investors are worried that the Federal Reserve’s aggressive interest rate hikes could lead to even higher mortgage rates and a continued slowdown in the housing market.

On average, it takes first responders five to ten minutes to arrive on the scene. A lot can happen in that time. Knowing basic first aid skills can save someone's life. That’s why we wanted to share some organizations helping teach these skills:

It's National Preparedness Month, and we want our members to be prepared. From wildfires and bad weather to earthquakes and other emergencies that can happen in Southern California, you need to be ready to respond when disaster strikes.

Unfortunately, you can't predict when bad things are going to happen. That's why preparing for an emergency is something you can't afford to put off. This month is National Preparedness Month, and we want to help you prepare for financial emergencies...