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Protect Your Account
Checking accounts are a target for thieves, whether they steal you identity or just go for your cash. If something happens, you can face major inconveniences. Find out how to protect your checking account.
Secrets of Great PIN Numbers
Personal identification numbers (PINs) are security features. Often referred to as PIN numbers (yes, it's redundant), PINs are important to keeping your money and your information safe. Picking a good PIN number and remembering it is easy if you use a few tricks.
Top Secret Check Endorsing (Protect Your Signature and Account Number)
Some people always endorse checks by signing the back and including their account number. If you’re concerned about security, you may be hesitant to use your signature and account number. The person who wrote the check can get a copy of your endorsed check, and they’ll be able to copy and use that information.
Stolen Debit Card Risk
You are protected if your debit card is used by a thief. However, you have to act fast. Compared to credit cards, stolen debit cards carry a lot of risk. This page covers the basics of stolen debit cards and your liability.
How to Write a Check Safely
You probably already know how to write a check. The question is: do you know how to write a check safely? By tapping into your checking account, scammers can wreak havoc with your finances. If you know how to write a check using some of the techniques below, you’ll improve your chances against scammers.