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Financial Fraud
Starting your investment journey is an exciting step toward building a secure financial future. However, it’s important to be aware of the potential scams that can target new investors. Fraudsters often prey on individuals eager to make their money grow, offering promises of quick and high returns that sound too good to be true. At...
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From revolutionizing industries like healthcare and finance to replacing jobs in publishing and graphics, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the world forever. Unfortunately, scammers are also leveraging the power and reach of AI to exploit the vulnerable and unalert. Here’s what you need to know about AI scams and how Freedom Credit Union can help...
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Protect Yourself from Tax Scams As tax season approaches, it’s important to be vigilant against scams that attempt to deceive individuals into providing personal, financial, or employment information. Scammers may target you with false promises of refunds or credits or impersonate the IRS to make threats of arrest or deportation. At Freedom Credit Union, we...
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How to Prepare for the 2025 Tax Season Tax season often brings about a sense of urgency and complexity, but with thoughtful preparation, the process can become much more manageable. At Freedom Credit Union, we recognize that early planning and organization are essential to navigating this time of year efficiently. Whether you are preparing to...
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The rise of social media has transformed the way we interact with one another, offering countless benefits and new ways to connect. However, with this explosion in online communication comes an alarming increase in social media scams. While sharing a photo of a vacation or milestone moment is now commonplace, what many users don’t realize...
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Keeping a watchful eye over our parents and grandparents is a top priority. However, it becomes that much more critical during the holiday season. Scammers are on high alert and ready to take advantage of unsuspecting victims. Unfortunately, the elderly often fall prey due to their trusting nature or unfamiliarity with technology. The good news...
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A declined credit or debit card can be not only frustrating but embarrassing. As you fumble through your purse or wallet, you may feel like all eyes are on you as you quickly try to resolve the issue. Card declines are a common experience that can happen to anyone. Fortunately, there are several things you...
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Watching a loved one fall victim to a scam is heartbreaking. Con artists deliberately target the elderly by exploiting vulnerabilities, loneliness, and trust. Their fraudulent schemes can cause devastating financial and emotional consequences. The good news is that you have the power to protect your elderly loved ones from falling prey to fraud. A little...
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Your credit score is a three-digit number that acts as a snapshot of your financial responsibility. It greatly impacts your ability to secure loans, get favorable interest rates, and even qualify for things like housing or employment. However, it can often feel confusing and downright frustrating when it comes to figuring out how to calculate...
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If you have logged in to online or mobile banking over the past few months, you likely have noticed that your two-factor authentication (2FA) options have changed. As of early October, email is no longer offered as an option for 2FA, and members must choose an alternative option. Any time we make a change such...
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