If you’ve looked at the news lately, you’ve probably felt a creeping sense of economic dread. Headlines warn of impending recessions, collapsing markets, and tech-driven job apocalypses. But according to Dr. Christopher Thornberg, founder of Beacon Economics, there is a massive gulf between the economy we think we have based on media narratives, and the one that actually exists in the data. In the latest Nuvision Economic Forecast Webinar, hosted by CEO Roger Ballard, Thornberg took a sledgehammer to some of the most popular economic myths of 2026, offering a refreshing—and at times blunt—reality check for families and businesses trying to navigate the financial landscape.

April is National Financial Literacy Month, a time dedicated to highlighting the power of financial knowledge. In 2026, this mission feels more urgent than ever. With Gen Z and Millennials navigating a complex landscape of digital finance and "survival spending," the need for hands-on money management skills has moved from "nice to have" to absolutely essential.

If you’ve been looking at car prices lately, you know it’s been a rough few years. But as the 2026 PFDs hit bank accounts, the market is beginning to show signs of stabilization. Whether you’re looking to buy something new or you're stuck in a high-interest loan from last year, this may be a good time to look at your options.

And depending on where you live, the housing market may feel completely different than the headlines you’re seeing on the news. Some buyers finally have more leverage, while move-in ready homes in competitive markets are still selling fast and attracting multiple offers. So what’s really happening in today’s housing market — and where could things be headed next? Learn more in Nuvision’s latest Housing Market Update.