What to Do If You've Been Scammed: 5 Steps to Protect Your Money and Identity
Published: September 12, 2025
Falling for a scam can happen to anyone, but what you do next matters most. This article guides you through five essential steps to take right away, from reporting the fraud and securing your accounts to protecting your money and identity against future attempts.
Sports Ticket Scams During Football Season: How to Avoid Getting Benched by Fraud
Published: September 4, 2025
Fall means footbalL and whether you're cheering for your college team or catching an NFL matchup, nothing beats the energy of being there in person. Unfortunately, scammers know the demand for tickets is sky-high during football season, and they use fraudulent resale sites and fake listings to take advantage of eager fans.
Safely Using Mobile Check Deposit: Tips to Protect Your Information
Published: August 28, 2025
Mobile check deposit with the myUSSFCU Mobile App is a secure and convenient way to manage your money from anywhere. Learn how to safely deposit checks, protect your personal information, and recognize common mobile deposit scams so you can bank with confidence.
When the "Representative" Isn't Really From USSFCU: How Scammers Use AI to Impersonate Financial Institutions
Published: August 20, 2025
AI is making it easier for scammers to impersonate trusted financial institutions. Learn how voice cloning, fake emails, and AI-powered deception are being used to trick members and what USSFCU will never do.
Subscription Renewal Scams: Don't Fall for Phony Payment Requests
Published: August 24, 2025
Subscription services like Amazon, Netflix, and Spotify make life easier, but they've also become a popular disguise for scammers. One common tactic? Fraudulent emails or text messages that claim your subscription is about to renew or that your last payment failed.
End-of-Summer Travel Scams: Last-Minute Vacation Deals That Aren't Real
Published: August 17, 2025
As summer winds down, many people jump at the chance to take a final trip before fall. Scammers know this?and they take advantage of the excitement around "Labor Day getaway" bargains.