Dealing with unemployment fraud? Find out what to do next
If you've been a victim of unemployment fraud, you might wonder what you should do next. Follow these tips to protect your credit.
What amygdala hijack is—and what it has to do with fraud
Scammers are good at crafting situations that create amygdala hijack. Learn what this is—and how to avoid it when fraudsters contact you.
How to protect your identity from fraudsters
As a Dupaco member, you have several tools to help keep your accounts — and your identity — safe. Are you using these tools?
Were you contacted about card fraud?
Did you get a call about debit card fraud? The real fraud might actually be that phone call. Learn how to avoid this scam and protect your money.
Do you know the best way to get your tax refund?
Are you expecting a tax refund this year? The Internal Revenue Service says you’ll want to receive your refund this way. And here's why.
Did Dupaco really call? Watch out for fraudsters
Refinancing your home? Keep an eye out for fraudsters claiming to be with your credit union. Here's how to know whether the call is legit.
How to protect yourself from scams during outbreak
Fraudsters follow the headlines. And the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is no exception. Here’s how you can avoid fraud and scams.
The bright spot in one member’s regretful purchase
Ready for a new adventure, Sue Olsen set out to buy her first campervan. Even though she made a regretful purchase, there was a silver lining.
Dupaco stops credit card fraud from 1,500 miles away
When Jonathon Law became a victim of credit card fraud, his credit union helped him recover from 1,500 miles away—and continues to have his back.
How you can avoid Social Security scams
Did you get a call from the “Social Security Administration”? Fraudsters are targeting consumers in Social Security scams. Here’s what you should know.
The latest data breach: Here’s what you should know
On the heels of the Equifax Data Breach Settlement, Capital One announced its own massive breach. Learn how Dupaco can help you protect your information.
Want to unfreeze your credit? Here’s what you should know
You froze your credit to protect yourself from fraud, but now you need to “thaw” it. Learn how you can unfreeze your credit.
