In observance of Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, Altura’s branches and offices will be closing at 1:00pm on Tuesday, December 24th and will be closed on Wednesday, December 25th.
Online Banking, the mobile app, and our ATMs will be available for your convenience. Thank you.

The holiday season brings joy, but it also attracts increased fraud activity. Stay safe by shopping securely, monitoring your accounts, and keeping your sensitive information private.
Visit AlturaCU.com/fraud-security for more tips.

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Getting Back to Normal

On May 8th, it was announced that California would begin moving to Stage 2 of the state lockdown. According to CA.gov, “This means in addition to essential activity, curbside retail is allowed, along with the infrastructure to support it. As of May 12, offices, limited services, and outdoor museums are also permitted to open.”

As we near these less restrictive phases, here are some tips on how to get back to some normalcy as a community:

  • Develop your “new normal” routine – with some added options for going out and running errands, it may be a good idea to buffer what you’re doing now with those so that you can remain stimulated and refreshed.
  • Shop local as much as you can – With small businesses being some of the hardest hit in this time, it’s a great idea that if you’re itching to get out, to support them as much as possible.
  • Talk about things other than “quarantine” – It’s going to be hard but if you’re out and about (social distancing of course) or back at work, try to talk about other things than the quarantine. It’ll help get your mind focused on other priorities and remind you that you still have a life beyond all this.
  • Further any new passions – Perhaps you took this time to do something you’ve always wanted to do or to learn something entirely new. Well now might be a good time to share them with others, whether through social media or when you’re doing your essential activities. Started painting? Hang up some art at the office. Learning a new language? Maybe there is someone at work you can speak it with.
  • Buy some new clothes – It’s okay to admit it, while at home we aren’t exactly looking our best. We let our hair grow, we don’t do our nails and we might have worn the same outfits. To help break the monotony and to feel our best, perhaps we need to look our best.
  • Help others having a hard time – As we all work together to get back to some normalcy, we need to realize that it may be harder for others. Whether it’s group chats, zoom calls or speaking safely in-person during essential activities, we all can help one another in ways that benefit on a mental, spiritual and social level.

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