At UCSB, we’re always thankful to be part of the wonderful communities that make up Union County!
Author: Jacob Fermaint
UCSB Chairman and CEO Joseph Yewaisis recently sat down with NJBiz
UCSB Chairman and CEO Joseph Yewaisis recently sat down with NJBiz to discuss his views on where the Federal Reserve might be headed on interest rates, what a soft landing might look like in New Jersey, and how much he enjoys working in the city of Elizabeth.
UCSB Sponsors Urban League Gala
It’s always a pleasure to support the Urban League of Union County, Inc., whose mission is to assist African Americans and other minority group members in the achievement of social and economic equality.
UCSB Shares Tips to Protect Seniors
Sharing knowledge that can help protect members of our community is part of our mission at UCSB.
UCSB Provides Grant for Urban League Programs
We were honored to provide a $15,000 grant to support the Urban League of Union County’s Housing and Community Development program and Reconnections program
UCSB Supports JA’s Financial Literacy Program
At Union County Savings Bank, there’s nothing we like more than helping young people in our community to become financially savvy and independent!
Employees Bring Financial Skills to ESL Students
On Tuesday, June 22, UCSB employees Paulina Bernal and Miguel Caravalho generously volunteered their time and expertise to share essential financial wellness skills with English as a second language (ESL) students at Union County College.
Union County Savings Bank Appoints Michael Horn as New General Counsel
Union County Savings Bank, the 139-year-old community bank, has announced that Michael Horn has joined as General Counsel.
Stuff the Bus
September 15, 2022: School is back in session! It was an A+ kind of day for our Union County Savings Bank employees who took time out of their busy schedules to help kids in our community get back to school.
We were honored to support Covenant House of New Jersey (CHNJ)
We were honored to support Covenant House of New Jersey (CHNJ) with a $5000 check toward their workforce education…