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Did you know that scammers sometimes impersonate federal government agencies, like the NCUA? They may call, text, or email you with promises to help you fix a financial issue if you give them money or your social security or account number.

Be on guard against this scam. Government agencies, like the NCUA, will not ask you for money or your personal and financial information. If you receive a suspicious communication from someone claiming to be from a federal agency, DO NOT share your personal information or send them money. Instead, contact the agency directly using their official contact information to authenticate the communication. Learn more to protect yourself.

Credit Union Members in Areas Affected by Hurricane Ian. LEARN MORE

May is National Military Appreciation Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the contributions of the courageous men and women who have served or are currently serving in the United States Armed Forces. Resources for Servicemembers and their Families.

Older Americans Month shines a light on many important trends for older Americans who are working longer, trying new things, and engaging in their communities. Learn More about Aging & Managing Finances.

NCUA is actively monitoring Tropical Storm Barry. To verify the status of your credit union, contact the Consumer Assistance Center at 800.755.1030. For information about the storm, visit the National Hurricane Center.