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What to know about “Card Cracking” Scams
Banks and law enforcement are cracking down on an emerging scam known as “card cracking.” Card cracking is a form of fraud where consumers respond to an online solicitation for “easy money” and provide a debit card for withdrawal of fake check deposits.
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Protect Yourself and Your Money from Fraud
We value your banking relationship with us and, as your trusted advisor, want to ensure you have the financial tools and information you need to successfully manage your finances. As you may have read or seen in the news, there are a number of sophisticated financial scams taking place both nationally and locally. Watch our YouTube video series for tips to help protect you from becoming a victim of fraud.
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8 Internet Safety Rules for Kids
Cyberbullying, cyberstalking, and internet scams are on the rise—how can we help kids navigate the internet safely?
Please contact us whenever you have questions about the legitimacy of a text message, phone call or email appearing to be from Washington Trust.
FDIC Consumer News & Tips
FDIC Consumer News provides practical guidance on how to become a smarter, safer user of financial services to protect and stretch your hard-earned dollars.
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Elder Fraud and Financial Exploitation
Sadly, financial exploitation is one of the fastest growing forms of abuse against seniors and adults with disabilities. Learn how to help protect yourself or your loved one.
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