FRAUD ALERT: With the rise in fraudulent activities, we want to remind you that AlliedFCU will never call or text you asking for your personal information such as your online banking credentials or any authentication codes.
Our offices will be closed Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28, in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday.
FRAUD ALERT: With the rise in fraudulent activities, we want to remind you that AlliedFCU will never call or text you asking for your personal information such as your online banking credentials or any authentication codes.
Our offices will be closed Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28, in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday.

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Avoid These Popular Travel Scams

Avoid These Popular Travel Scams

Planning a getaway should be exciting—but scammers are banking on that excitement to catch you off guard. Here are a few common travel scams and how to steer clear of them: Phony Booking Sites Fake websites or pop-ups mimic popular booking platforms. You think you’ve...

Prevent Elder Financial Abuse

Prevent Elder Financial Abuse

Elder financial abuse is a growing problem in our country. Sometimes it is committed by people the victim knows, like a family member or a caregiver. Other times, strangers are running scams to steal money from the elderly. It is estimated that elderly Americans lose...

Top 3 Things that Can Ruin Your Credit

Top 3 Things that Can Ruin Your Credit

Your credit score is a big deal. It helps lenders decide if they can trust you to pay back money you borrow. A good credit score can help you get a loan, rent an apartment or even land a job. But there are a few common mistakes that can hurt your credit pretty...

Why You Should Teach Your Kids About Money Now

Why You Should Teach Your Kids About Money Now

If you’ve ever found yourself wishing you’d learn about money sooner, you’re not alone. That’s one reason why it’s so important to start teaching the kids in your life about money as early as possible. Thankfully, you don’t need a finance degree or fancy tools to do...

Is a Tax Refund a Good Thing?

Is a Tax Refund a Good Thing?

Are you one of those Americans who looks forward to receiving your tax refund each year? If you do, you’re not alone. Millions of people receive tax refunds annually. That may seem like a good thing – a nice bonus or windfall that you didn’t already have - but it’s...

IRS Tax Scams and How to Avoid Them

IRS Tax Scams and How to Avoid Them

Tax season is in full swing. That means a lot of sensitive information is changing hands, and unfortunately, scammers are out in full force doing whatever they can to steal it from you. Here are some tips to protect yourself. $1,400 Stimulus Check Scam This one is...

Things No One Ever Taught Me: What It Means to Refinance a Loan

Things No One Ever Taught Me: What It Means to Refinance a Loan

Most people have heard the term “refinance,” but how many actually know what it means or how it benefits them? Let's demystify the concept of refinancing a loan and what it means for you and your finances. What is Refinancing? Simply put, refinancing means replacing...

Be Wary of This New Jury Duty Scam

Be Wary of This New Jury Duty Scam

There is one thing you can count on. Scammers will always come up with new ways to try and get your money. This newest one is sophisticated and starting to pop up more and more, so we want you to be aware of it and know how to spot it. How Does the “Jury Duty” Scam...

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