Prioritize Your Security

Can you spot a tax scam? Get five tips to protect yourself from fraudulent schemes and learn about IRS impersonators, fake tax preparers, and other tax scammers.

Romance scammers cheat thousands of people out of their money each year. They will tell you almost anything to get your money. Here’s how to outsmart scammers and avoid losing your money to a romance scam.

Protecting your password requires being savvy and diligent. Use these strategies to help keep your passwords and accounts secure.

They are an age-old story: financial scams of the elderly. Here’s how to protect yourself.

Credit card fraud is on the rise. Learn steps to prevent fraudulent charges, discover how card issuers can help, and react effectively to unauthorized purchases on your credit card.

By staying prepared, aware, and diligent, you can increase your safety while making ATM transactions.

Unwanted phone calls plague mobile and landline users alike and put you at risk for falling for a scam. Consider these tips for spotting unwanted calls and blocking them altogether.

Not everyone responds to a crisis with kindness. Learn about three common scams and ten ways you can protect yourself.

Consider these tips to confidently give to relief efforts and deter fraudsters after disaster strikes.

If you suspect you’re a victim of fraud, here’s a list of five action items you can take to recover as quickly as possible.

Multi-factor authentication helps ensure that only you can access your UFCU accounts through and helps protect your personal information from fraud and identify theft.

As many people begin to get their finances in order in anticipation of tax season, fraudsters may also be at work. Avoid being misled by scammers by arming yourself with knowledge. Here are three things the IRS will never do.

Learn some fundamental online security tactics you can use to help protect yourself against threats online.

Learn how you can protect yourself from potential fraudsters while shopping online.

Keeping your personal financial information secure is extremely important. Should the worst happen, identity theft can take years to reverse. It’s best to take a proactive approach. Consider these six ways to help keep your finances secure.

At UFCU, the security of your account information and your assets is a top priority. Read our helpful tips to make sure you and your information are protected.