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In an effort to empower individuals and families to safeguard their financial well-being, Leaders Credit Union has launched a timely initiative for Fraud Awareness Month. With the digital landscape evolving, so too are the tactics employed by fraudsters. This month, Leaders Credit Union is shedding light on common scams and providing practical tips to help consumers protect their hard-earned assets.
The initiative includes an informative video, available on Leaders Credit Union’s website, detailing everyday scams that affect members of the community. From phishing emails to deceptive robocalls, the credit union is committed to raising awareness about the signs of fraud and how to act quickly should one encounter suspicious activity.
“Our priority is to ensure that our members have the tools they need to navigate an increasingly complex financial environment,” said a spokesperson for Leaders Credit Union. “By educating our community about fraud, we help them take proactive steps in protecting their assets.”
Among the highlighted tips are: never sharing personal information through unsecured channels, routinely monitoring account statements for unauthorized transactions, and leveraging two-factor authentication on online banking accounts. The credit union emphasizes that staying informed and vigilant is key to avoiding scams that can have detrimental financial effects.
As Fraud Awareness Month progresses, Leaders Credit Union encourages individuals to take the necessary precautions and to be proactive. Sponsored by Leaders Credit Union, this initiative not only highlights the importance of awareness but also reinforces the credit union’s commitment to its members’ safety and financial security.
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