ATM skimmers are a growing threat. Learn how to identify these devices and prevent yourself from falling victim to ATM skimming.

If your identity is stolen, it can pose risks to your credit history. Learn how the two are connected and how to prevent identity theft.

Learn about check fraud, its rising prevalence, and discover practical tips for check fraud prevention, protection, and detection to keep your finances secure.

Wire scams are on the rise, especially in the investment and real estate industries. Learn five questions you can ask to determine if a wire request is a scam or not.

Spoofing attacks, during which scammers impersonate legitimate people or organizations, continue to increase. Learn how to prevent them from getting your info.

Summer is finally here! It’s vacation time for many of us. Here are five dos and don’ts to ensure you have fun and stress-free vacations.

Data breaches are unfortunately becoming the norm. Here are five steps to take if your account or personal information is compromised in a data breach.

As the popularity of digital banking increases, so does the prevalence of mobile deposit scams. Learn how mobile deposit scams work and how to protect yourself from them.

Phone scams involving financial institutions are on the rise. Protect yourself from scammers by learning what information TwinStar employees will never ask you during phone calls.

When it comes to recovering from a phishing scam, you need to act fast. Here are five easy steps to take if you fall victim to a phishing attack

Phishing attacks continue to pose a significant threat to individuals and organizations. Be careful when sharing sensitive information, and don't take the bait when it comes to phishing attacks.

Gift cards are extremely popular during the holidays. However, scammers love gift cards too. Learn more about how gift card scams work and what to look out for.

Have you received a postcard regarding your mortgage that appears to be from TwinStar Credit Union? You aren’t alone.

Scammers tend to be very active during weekends and holidays as they try to take advantage of credit union closures and people traveling. Unfortunately, they are often successful.

Protect yourself and those you love. In a recent scam targeting cash-strapped millennials, fraudsters are once again cashing in on people’s naivety and goodwill. This time they’re using social media to make it happen.

Riiiing! You race for the landline, but the caller has already hung up—after just one ring. How rude! You thumb through the Caller ID, poised to give your mysterious caller a ring back when you note the strange area code.