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Envision Financial is a financial institution rooted in the communities of British Columbia, Canada. It operates as a division of First West Credit Union, one of Canada's largest credit unions by assets. Its history traces back to the 1940s with the establishment of local credit unions that eventually merged to form Envision. The company's mission is focused on member and community well-being, offering a comprehensive range of financial services including personal and business banking (chequing, savings, mortgages, loans), wealth management and investment advice, and various insurance products. It emphasizes local decision-making and reinvesting profits back into the communities it serves.

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Envision Financial

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01 Jan 1946 (80 Years)

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2009

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