Senior citizens are at a high risk of being targeted for financial abuse because they tend to have more accumulated savings. Elder financial abuse typically involves some type of money scam, forgery, identity theft, or coercion to give someone access…
Are you wondering what to keep and what to shred? The Federal Trade Commission looked at experts’ advice and compiled this summary of how long they recommend keeping certain documents. Continue reading When should I shred it?
You may have heard in the news that automated teller machines (ATMs) are being targeted by criminals who secretly attach high-tech devices to the machines in order to record consumers’ keystrokes and steal or, as it is sometimes called, “skim” personal identification numbers (PINs) along with credit or debit card account numbers. In addition, criminals are known to add similar devices to credit or debit card readers at checkout registers, especially at gas stations, convenience stores or other merchants where customers may be in a hurry and not notice or take the time to report something suspicious. Continue reading Beware of ATM, Debit and Credit Card ‘Skimming’ Schemes
If you notice unauthorized or suspicious activity on your account, or to report a lost, stolen or compromised ATM card, debit card or PIN, you may call any branch office during lobby hours to speak with a customer service representative. Continue reading How to Report Suspicious Activity
Cybercriminals are targeting businesses with increasingly sophisticated attacks. Criminals use spoofed emails, malicious software and online social networks to obtain login credentials to businesses’ accounts, transfer funds from the accounts and steal private information, a fraud referred to as corporate account takeover. Continue reading Protect Your Business from Account Fraud
We recommend following these tips to keep your personal and confidential information — and your money — safe. Continue reading Protect Your Identity
Tips to help keep you safe online. Continue reading Protect Yourself Online
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