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Don’t Share Information
Don’t give out personal or financial information unless you initiate the call. Your financial institution or any reputable company will not ask for this information over the phone, through email, or via text.
When in doubt, call to verify the request via a known phone number, email address, or website.
Beware of Phishing Scams
Phishing is when scammers pose as a company, credit union, or bank to get you to divulge personal or financial information. Use caution when emails or texts ask for personal information, especially if the request is urgent. Don't click on links or download attachments from unknown senders.
Sign Up for Alerts
An easy way to spot unusual activity in your accounts is to get notifications when a purchase above a specific dollar amount is made or when money is withdrawn.
Sign up for Alerts within Online and Mobile Banking.
Secure your mobile device
Install the latest software updates on your phone, tablet, and computer as they often include security patches against new threats. Use a passcode, fingerprint, or face recognition as an added layer of security on all devices.
Monitor Accounts & Credit
Review financial and credit card statements and your credit report regularly for unauthorized or suspicious activity.
Request a free credit report through the three leading agencies; Experian, Equifax, or TransUnion at: annualcreditreport.com.
Report Incidents to the FTC and Local Authorities
If you suspect you've fallen victim to a scam or were targeted by a scammer, reporting the incident can help law enforcement investigate. Visit the following websites for additional resources.