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We regularly strengthen our technology, train our teams, and update security measures to help protect your personal and financial information.
Learn how to protect yourself.
While we’re always working behind the scenes to protect your information, the most effective defense starts with you. By learning how to spot scams and practice safe habits, you can help stop fraud before it starts.
Fraud Is More Common Than You Think - Here’s What That Means for You
As fraud becomes more common, managing your finances isn’t just about saving and investing, it’s also about protecting what you’ve built. Having the right tools, guidance, and support in place can help you feel more confident and in control, no matter what comes your way.
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Why Checking Your Accounts Matters More Than You Think
You probably check the weather before heading out. Maybe your calendar, your texts, or your email too. But one thing that’s just as important, if not more, is checking your bank account and keeping alerts turned on.
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Don’t Let a Fake Message Cost You
More than 1 in 4 people who reported losing money to fraud said it started with a fake message. Just like clutter in your home, suspicious messages can pile up quickly. Learn how to spot the red flags.
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Love at First Message? Pause Before You Trust.
They’re charming. They’re attentive. And if money enters the conversation, it’s time to pause. Let February be about love, not scams.
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Why Weak Passwords Are a Scammer’s Favorite Target
Fraud doesn’t always start with a stolen card or a suspicious transaction. More often, it begins with something much simpler: a weak password.
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Holiday Magic Starts with Secure Spending: What to Watch For This Month
The holidays bring excitement, celebration and connection, but they also bring a rise in scams. Staying aware is the best way to keep your season merry and secure.
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Give Thanks, Not Personal Information: Stay Scam-Smart This Season
As we head into the season of giving, scammers are working overtime to take.
Last year alone, fraudsters stole more than $2.67 billion from consumers, often through fake emails, texts, and calls that looked surprisingly real.
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Don’t get spooked by scammers: 5 common tricks to look out for.
October may be spooky season, but the real scares come from scammers lurking in your inbox, texts, and even phone calls. Know the common types of fraud, like impersonation calls and social media scams, and follow these 5 tricks to improve your scam awareness and protect your money.
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