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For generations, Native peoples in New Mexico have practiced a kind of financial wisdom that existed long before credit unions, banks or budgets. Families saved through community — sharing harvests, pooling resources, and investing in what mattered most: land, livestock, ceremonies, and the wellbeing of future generations. Bandelier National Monument, canyon stairs, 2026. Photo by Diane Sandoval-Griego These stone steps remind us of that legacy. Every step was intentional. Ev

The Native American Credit Union Coalition (NACUC) is a growing network of Native-led and Native-serving credit unions working to expand financial access and economic opportunity in Indigenous communities. For credit unions and system partners, understanding NACUC’s mission and challenges is key to building a stronger, more connected movement. Who Is NACUC? NACUC brings together credit unions that serve tribal communities, creating a platform for collaboration, resource shari

When credit unions serve Tribal communities, the goal should go far beyond offering financial products—it should be about building trust...

The financial landscape in Indian Country presents significant challenges, particularly for Native American women and small business...

Are you a professional in the credit union industry looking to support Native American communities? If so, the Native American Credit...