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The Top Park View Mobile App Features You Should Be Using

Mobile banking has completely transformed the way we manage our finances. No more rushing to the branch before closing or hunting for an ATM just to check your balance. With Park View’s mobile app, your banking happens on your schedule, right from the palm of your hand. The Park View Mobile app isn’t just convenient.…

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Saying Goodbye to the Penny

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For more than two centuries, the penny has been a staple of American currency, jingling in pockets, lining cash registers, and filling jars on countertops everywhere. Introduced in 1793, it quickly became a fixture in everyday transactions and a marker of value in a growing nation. On November 12, 2025, the U.S. Mint pressed its…

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Check Your Bank Balance Instantly with Quick Balance—No Login Needed

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Life moves fast. Whether you’re grabbing coffee on the go, making a quick decision at the store, or planning your weekend, every second counts. Shouldn’t your banking keep up? With Quick Balance in the Park View mobile app, you can check your account balance in a flash—no login required. This simple yet powerful feature gives…

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6 Benefits of a Credit Union Checking Account

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When it comes to managing your money, a checking account is often the first step toward financial stability. But not all checking accounts are created equal. If you’re in the Shenandoah Valley, choosing a credit union checking account, like those available through Park View Federal Credit Union, offers benefits you won’t always find at big…

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How to Save $1,000 Before the Holidays

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The holiday season always seems to sneak up quickly. Between gifts, travel, and special meals, it can be one of the most expensive times of the year. But with some intentional planning, you can set aside $1,000 (or more!) before the holidays arrive. Here’s how to get started: 1. Start Budgeting The first step to…

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How to Teach Kids About Money: Simple Ways to Teach Saving

A woman and a girl happily adding coins to a piggy bank, illustrating a fun way to teach kids about saving money.

Learning how to manage money is one of the most important skills a child can gain—and the earlier they start, the better. From saving for their first toy to managing their first paycheck, kids who understand money are more prepared for the real world. If you’ve ever wondered how to teach kids about money, it…

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National Financial Awareness Day

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National Financial Awareness Day, celebrated every year on August 14th, is a perfect reminder to brush up on your financial knowledge so you can live your best life financially. Whether you’re just starting out on your financial journey or looking to refine your strategies, try starting with one of the items below to boost your…

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Business Fraud Prevention Checklist

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As a business owner, it is important to be aware of the risks associated with fraudulent activities and take steps to protect your company. Fraud can take many forms, from phishing scams to check fraud and cyber-attacks. In this blog, we’ll provide fraud prevention tips and effective strategies to help keep your business safe. Download…

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Defending Against Impersonation Scams    

Impersonation Scams: Scammers are actively posing as trusted entities to deceive individuals into sharing personal information or taking actions that can lead to financial harm.

In an era where our lives are intertwined with technology more than ever before, scammers have adapted to use technology to exploit personal information. Impersonation scams, commonly referred to as spoofing, have become more sophisticated, with fraudsters targeting unsuspecting individuals and posing as trusted entities, including Park View Federal Credit Union.    To help you safeguard…

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Tips to Prepare for Tax Season

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As tax season approaches, now is the time to get ahead of the game and prepare. Filing taxes can be a daunting task, but with careful planning and organization, you can navigate through the process with ease. To ensure a stress-free and smooth filing process with or without the help of a professional, explore these…

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