Fraud

That unbelievable vacation deal requiring immediate payment is almost always a scam.

Scammers are sending fake texts claiming your card is locked or your account is frozen in hopes that you’ll panic-click their link.

Scammers love the holiday season, but a few smart habits can keep your money safe and your spirits bright.

Found a beautiful apartment that’s half the price of a similar listing that “just needs a deposit to hold”?

Gamers are being targeted by scammers sending links that promise free coins, skins, or rewards.

Scammers can now use AI voice cloning to sound exactly like your loved one asking for help.

When it comes to fraud and scams, your intuition is one of your strongest defenses.

At Parks Heritage FCU, we will never call you to ask for your account number, password, or Social Security number.

Scammers are finding ways to profit from parking meters by tampering with them or adding fake stickers that direct you to “pay online.”

Fraudsters push fake “investment opportunities” in cryptocurrency, promising overnight riches and huge returns.

Scammers can make it look like they’re calling from your financial institution, the IRS, or even a family member.

At Parks Heritage FCU, we will never call you to ask for your account number, password, or Social Security number.

Fraudsters send texts or emails that look legitimate, but their links can lead to fake websites designed to steal your information.

Scammers often build fake online relationships to gain your trust, only to steal your money or personal information.