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Be Aware, and Think Before You Share What are Imposter Scams? Imposter scams are people pretending to be someone you trust. Imposters can claim to be from your financial institution, a government agency, local police department, a well-known business, and even family and friends. These scams can occur on the phone, through email and text…

Be Aware, and Think Before You Share Imposter scams are on the rise, and Christian Financial Credit Union wants to ensure you can recognize the red flags to protect your accounts and personal information from becoming a victim of fraud. These imposters claim to be from your financial institution, a government agency or local police…

The phone rings. It looks like your credit union is calling, but the caller is asking for your password. Should you give it to them? What would you do? The Growing Problem of Impersonation Unfortunately, all too many consumers are being tricked by the increased sophistication of today’s criminals, who often pose as an employee…

Millions of Americans use online dating sites or social media sites in search of true love. Unfortunately, countless fraudsters are prowling these same venues looking for a payoff at your expense.

Imposter scams come in many varieties, but all work the same way. Find out how to avoid a scam.

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