Despite the proven value and benefits of early financial education for kids, many parents still don’t know where to begin. A 2023 study revealed that 80% of U.S. adults agreed they would’ve had a better start with money if they’d learned more about personal finance in high school, citing the value of early financial education. At Nuvision, we believe it's important for children of all ages to learn healthy financial habits, from kindergarten through high school. Here are our top tips for teaching kids about money at every stage.

Feel like you're constantly being told the economy is in trouble and headed for a fall? You're not alone. Every day, we’re hit with headlines about inflation, rising costs, interest rates, layoffs, or global instability. It can make it hard to know what’s actually happening—and even harder to make smart decisions with your money.

Every day, headlines about inflation, interest rates, and trade wars flood our newsfeeds, each with potential impacts on our financial lives. At Nuvision Credit Union, we believe understanding these issues is essential to helping our members secure the futures they're working so hard to build. That's exactly why we host events like our 2025 Economic Forecast Webinar—breaking down complex economic news into clear insights you can use right away.

April is Financial Literacy Month, and at Nuvision, it’s more than just a date on the calendar—it’s a call to action. This April, we asked the next generation one simple question: What do you want to know about money? The answers were honest, eye-opening, and in many cases, moving.