Think you have what it takes to catch a scam? Con-Million the Chameleon is back with another installment of the Rascal Report. The scams and amounts lost in the stories below are real, but the names used are not. Scammed by Fake Inheritance George, an 82-year-old widower, sat alone in his quiet home when the…
March 7th is “Slam the Scam” Day! Help protect your accounts by learning how to spot a scam, how to deal with scammers, and what to do in the event you become the victim of a scam. Scam Warning Signs Learning to recognize the signs of a scam is the first step in stopping scammers…
Think you have what it takes to catch a scam? Con-Million the Chameleon is back with another installment of the Rascal Report. The scams and amounts lost in the stories below are real, but the names used are not. The Investment Connoisseur Matthew was approached by an investment connoisseur named Martha on LinkedIn. Martha was…
Skip-A-Pay* is now available through digital banking for members with eligible loans. This feature makes it easier than ever for qualifying members to take advantage of Skip-A-Pay. We’ve put together a few quick tips and reminders to help adjust to the change from mailed forms to digital banking. Getting Started You must sign in to…
Do you have what it takes to catch a scam? October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and Con-Million the Chameleon is back with another installment of the Rascal Report. The scams and amounts lost in the stories below are real, but the names used are not. The Remote Gig Ben had been out of work for…
According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Americans lost over $8.8 billion to fraud in 2022. How? Read three real life stories in this installment of the Rascal Report to see how some common scams work. The scams and amounts lost are real, but the names used are not. Helpful Imposter Barry received a call…
Get prepared for our new digital banking experience and enter for a chance to win one of ten $100 Amazon gift cards by taking our Digital Banking Conversion Quiz!* To enter, use the information from our Online Help Center to fill out the Digital Banking Conversion Quiz and score 80% or higher. Entries accepted through…
We have received reports of fraudsters posing as CFCU representatives and calling, texting, or emailing members about their account(s) being compromised. The fraudsters are asking the member to provide their personal information, including member number, personal identification number (PIN), online banking username, and password to verify activity on their account. You should never disclose confidential…
Every year, CFCU members, as well as members of other credit unions and banks, fall victim to fraudulent activities that can cost thousands of dollars. CFCU takes active measures to protect your accounts from intrusion, but it is important for you to take steps to keep your accounts, devices, and funds secure. Common Scams “Microsoft”…
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month and we’ve put together a quick list of tips to help keep you safe online. Use a strong, unique password with a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. Do not reuse the same password for different websites. Reusing the same password across the web can make all…
