Trick or treat? It’s what you’ll soon be hearing in neighborhoods across Connecticut, but it’s also what you should be asking yourself when you receive a check from an unfamiliar or unexpected source. While it has been around for years, check fraud has become more common with the ease and anonymity of online communications, and

As we discussed in the first entry in our Cyber Security Awareness Month series, a big part of protecting personal information and finances is keeping your data out of the wrong hands. While it is important to limit the number of people who have access to your finances, not designating someone to handle your accounts

Think about a typical day for you. After brewing a fresh cup of coffee, you might scroll through Facebook and Instagram, check your work email and throw a few sing-a-long YouTube videos on for your kids as you all get ready for the day. Once you arrive at work, you log onto your computer, listen

You work hard for the money you earn and save, so with new cyber fraud scams cropping up all the time, keeping your accounts secure is critical. October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, so we will be sharing a series of cyber security tips to help you keep your money and your private information safe.