Banking Safely: Stay One Step Ahead of Financial Scams

Protecting Your Financial Security by Understanding Modern Banking Threats, Learn About Common Fraud Schemes, How CCCU Keep Your Finances Safe, and How To Protect Yourself.



Brandon J Richardson:
President of Central Communication Credit Union,


In today's digital age, fraudsters are becoming increasingly sophisticated in their attempts to access members' accounts and financial information. At Central Communications Credit Union, protecting our members' financial security is our top priority. Here's what you need to know about current fraud trends and how to protect yourself:

Common Fraud Schemes to Watch For:

  • Phone and text scams claiming to be from your credit union

  • Fake job offers requesting your bank information

  • Romance scams asking for money transfers

  • Urgent payment requests from "family members" in crisis

  • Suspicious links claiming your account needs verification

How We Keep You Safe:

  • Multi-factor authentication for online banking

  • Secure chip technology on all cards

  • Regular staff training on latest fraud prevention

  • Encrypted online and mobile banking

Protecting Yourself:

  • Never share account information or verification codes

  • Use strong, unique passwords

  • Monitor your accounts regularly

  • Be skeptical of unexpected urgent money requests

  • Contact us immediately if you suspect fraud

Remember: Central Communication Credit Union will never call or text asking for your account information, passwords, or verification codes. If you receive a suspicious communication claiming to be from us, contact our verified number directly.

We're committed to keeping your finances secure while providing the convenient services you need. If you have concerns that your banking information has been compromised or need to report suspicious activity, contact our member services team at 816.842.0727.

Together, we can stay one step ahead of fraudsters and protect your financial well-being.

 

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