You’ve seen the devastation of Hurricane Helene in the news and online and you want to help the victims. Unfortunately, fraudsters are at work trying to prey on your good nature. Because of this, the U.S. Attorney General is warning the public . Learn More
August 14th is National Financial Awareness Day and it’s a good opportunity to remember that the way we handle our money is a key part of financial wellness.
With COVID-related mortgage, rent, student loan and other relief programs ending, being financially aware is more important now than ever. Yet being financially aware goes well beyond managing everyday bills and expenses. To recognize National Financial Awareness Day, here are five signs that indicate you’re on the path to becoming financially aware. Learn More
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Recent news headlines have been full of warnings about gift card scams. These reports can make any of us hesitant about purchasing gift cards for a holiday or special occasion. However, there are precautions you can take when shopping for gift cards. Learn More.
Elder financial abuse is when someone illegally or improperly uses an elder’s money or belongings for their own use. The elderly are easy victims for financial abuse for several reasons, including mental impairments. Learn More.
We would like to remind you to always be cautious as the world is experiencing a rise in phishing scams. If you receive an email from a PFCU employee that you were not expecting, please do not click on a link embedded in the email or input user name and password. Contact PFCU at 847.697.3281 to verify the legitimacy of the email. Learn More.
March 8, 2023 is Internation Women’s Day. Today, we’re honoring Dora Maxwell, an early pioneer in the credit union movement. She secured charters for hundreds of credit unions throughout the United States, including, Standard Oil Company of NJ, People’s Natural Gas Company, The Hope Natural Gas Co., and the Sanders Markets. Learn More.
Louise McCarren Herring was 23 years old and fresh out of the University of Cincinnati with a business degree. She landed her first job in the corporate office of Kroger Company, a large Cincinnati-based grocery store chain. With Kroger’s encouragement, she set up 13 small credit unions for fellow Kroger employees. Learn More.
Mobile banking apps have revolutionized the way consumers interact with their financial institutions. According to a NerdWallet survey, 72% of banking customers use a mobile banking app. While mobile apps are convenient and increasingly popular, are they secure? Learn More.
Check fraud is on the rise. In addition to advanced printing and scanning technologies which make it easier for thieves to convincingly alter your check, they are now selling these checks on the dark web. Learn More.
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