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...

They’re charming. They’re attentive. And if money enters the conversation, it’s time to pause. Let February be about love, not scams.

Regularly, the scammers will pretend to be trusted friends and family, government agency representatives, or even Capitol Federal® employees. While the impersonation scams can take many forms, they a...

Fraud doesn’t always start with a stolen card or a suspicious transaction. More often, it begins with something much simpler: a weak password.

Please be aware of scammers impersonating text alerts claiming to come from Capitol Federal®.

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.

Please be aware of scammers spoofing our phone number and impersonating Capitol Federal employees. According to multiple reports, the scammers are calling customers asking for their username and passw...

Send safely. Make sure your money is in the right place and being sent to the right people before hitting send.

QR codes, or Quick Response codes, have surged in popularity across a wide range of applications in recent years. QR codes have changed how we use technology and access information. They help with con...

Please be aware of scammers spoofing our phone number and impersonating Capitol Federal® employees. According to multiple reports, customers are receiving texts claiming to be an alert from Capitol Fe...