Scammers…Beware! You’re Not Welcome Here!
As fraud rises nationwide, safeguarding your financial security has never been more crucial. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reported that over $10 billion was lost to fraud in 2023, a 14% increase from the previous
Five Ways Card Controls Can Protect You from Fraud
Card fraud is unfortunate in today’s digital age, but you have a powerful arsenal at your fingertips to protect yourself—card controls. By actively managing and understanding these controls, you can significantly reduce your risk of
Winning Gold Against Debit/Credit Card Scammers
With the Olympics just around the corner, the USA Olympians look forward to the challenges ahead. As these athletes prepare to compete, we must remain diligent to protect ourselves from a different challenge: debit/credit card
Score Big with Online Security Tips from the SOLFCU!
In today’s digital game, defending your personal information is as crucial as guarding in the final seconds of a basketball game. Like the Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark, you can guard your information in the digitalPreventing Identity Theft
Preventing Identity Theft Identity Theft Awareness Week (1/29-2/2) is a great time to take a step back and make sure you’re being mindful of safeguarding personal information. In today’s uber-connected online world, the risk of
Solidarity Community Federal Credit Union CEO responds to Silicon Valley Bank questions and reminds members to be aware of scams.
“Solidarity Community Federal Credit Union has always and will continue to offer a safe place for members to save money.” – Amy Benner, CEO. Many followed the news over the weekend that two banks, one
Cybersecurity: Be Careful What You Share.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and while we don’t want to spook you, we are rooting for only treats regarding your online profile. It’s time to scare away Scammy McFraudster with a few of these
Q & A with Sarah Williford, Information Systems Support with Solidarity
What is skimming? Skimming is when scammers illegally install devices on ATMs and other point-of-sale (POS) terminals, like gas pump card readers. They steal information by exploiting victims and their accounts. What does the scammer- 1
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