Recent Scams

Once identity thieves have your personal information, they can drain your bank account, run up charges on your credit cards, open new utility accounts, or get medical treatment on your health insurance. If you suspect that someone is misusing your personal information, acting quickly is the best way to limit the damage. Setting things straight involves some work. Watch out for the scams described below, and make sure to let us know if you suspect fraud.

Important Update: TruStage Cybersecurity Incident

Many credit union members have seen recent reports regarding a cybersecurity incident involving TruStage®, a provider of insurance products for credit union members nationwide. If you hold a TruStage insurance policy, you may have questions about how this situation could affect you.

Beware of Spoofs

Spoof calls are fraudulent phone calls that appear to come from a trusted source – your credit union or our card processor.

How to Create a Strong Password

The first line of defense you have against scammers is a strong password. Learn how to create a strong password to keep them at bay.

Don't Get Stopped By Highway Robbery!

Scammers are using this fast-paced scheme to catch you off guard and race away with your information.

How to Avoid Scams

With scammers getting more and more crafty, recognizing common signs of a scam and exercising caution is more prevalent today than ever before. Learn the signs and stay alert.

Postcard Scam: Mortgage Notice

Silicon Valley Bank Failure Does Not Affect Partners 1st

Stay Alert: Reported Email Fraud

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