Long Beach Branch

Exciting News: Nuvision's New Long Beach Branch is Now Open

At Nuvision, we're constantly striving to enhance our services and provide our valued members with the best banking experience possible. That's why we're thrilled to announce the opening of our brand-new Long Beach branch, located at 6547 E Pacific Coast Highway, Long Beach, CA 90803. This state-of-the-art facility is designed with your convenience and security in mind.

Navigating Economic Uncertainty: Insights from Nuvision's Economic Forecast Webinar with Dr. Christopher Thornberg

Nuvision Credit Union recently hosted an insightful Economic Forecast webinar featuring Nuvision CEO Roger Ballard and Financial industry expert Dr. Christopher Thornberg of Beacon Economics. The Economic Forecast webinar was designed to equip attendees with the knowledge needed to make informed financial decisions, focusing on how local factors impact regions we serve including California, Alaska, Wyoming, Washington, and Arizona.
Housing Market Update

Housing Market Experiences A Modest Deceleration, With Foreign Investments Cooling and Younger Generations Bracing for Greater Challenges

The U.S. housing market is slowing down from its previously frantic pace, characterized by escalating rates that have led to homes staying longer on the market, according to real estate expert Steven Thomas. As the average market time has stretched due to mortgage rates rising above 7%, home affordability is being squeezed simultaneously. On top of that, increased everyday expenses, reflected in heightened prices for gas and groceries, are forcing many people to reconsider their spending habits, including purchasing homes at these escalated rates.
Family

The Importance of Financial Literacy: Why You Can't Afford to Ignore It, and What Nuvision is Doing to Help

The lack of financial literacy training can set kids on a dangerous path, creating a cycle of debt and poor money management that is hard to break. Without proper financial education, people are more likely to make less-than-optimal money decisions that will significantly affect their economic stability and well-being in the future.