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Cybersecurity Basics

As we observe National Cybersecurity Awareness Month in September, it’s essential to emphasize the fundamentals of cybersecurity to protect ourselves and our sensitive information online. Here are some basic cybersecurity tips to help you stay safe in today’s digital world: Practice Safe Internet Use: Be cautious when clicking on links or downloading attachments from unfamiliar […]

Posted by Amanda Thomas in Fraud and Scams, Uncategorized.

Safe Online Shopping

As the summer vacation season kicks into high gear, many of us turn to online shopping for convenience and variety. However, it’s crucial to ensure that our online shopping experiences are safe and secure. Here are some tips to help you shop online with confidence: Verify Secure Websites: Before entering any personal or financial information, […]

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Protecting Your Identity – Tips to Prevent Identity Theft

Identity theft is a serious threat that can have devastating consequences for individuals. At Front Royal Federal Credit Union, we want to empower our members to safeguard their personal information and prevent identity theft. In this article, we’ll discuss the various forms of identity theft, how they can impact you, and steps you can take […]

Posted by Amanda Thomas in Uncategorized.

Money Basics Tools

Introducing Our Latest Money Resource Downloads! Unlock your financial potential with our two brand-new, invaluable resources designed to empower your financial journey. Whether you’re a savvy investor or just getting started on your path to financial success, these downloads are tailored to meet your needs: 1. Money Basics Guide to Budgeting & Savings 2. Money […]

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Beware of the Latest Scam Preying on Apple Users

We wanted to let you know about another type of fraud that is affecting Apple product users across the country who are credit union members. Scammers posing as Apple Tech support call saying they have information that someone from another country is attempting to break into your bank account and access your funds. Additionally, the […]

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You can now apply online and sign electronically for a loan!

In this “new normal” of social distancing, you can still take advantage of the great rates and loan options we provide right from the comfort and safety of your home with our home banking service. If you haven’t been sure about online banking in the past, we encourage you to enroll in this safe and […]

Posted by Amanda Thomas in Uncategorized.

8 Reasons Why Credit Unions Are Better Than Big Banks

by Daniel Wesley For years, there have been countless debates regarding banks and credit unions and which is the better option. Some of the major banks can be found in just about every city around the nation, but does that mean their offerings are superior to those of credit unions? Not necessarily. Plus, members of […]

Posted by Kelley Parks in Uncategorized.

Want to Save More Money? Join a Credit Union

By Charisse Amanda (Conanan) Johnson If you want to have more money to do stuff with, then setting up a savings account at a credit union is one powerful way to do so. Whether you want to save more as an individual or as a family, for emergencies or vacation, there is no shortage of […]

Posted by Kelley Parks in Uncategorized.

Top 10 Credit Union Benefits for Millenials

  1. A great place to start building credit. Several of the young people we spoke to felt particular gratitude to their credit union for helping them establish a good credit history. This includes more than just receiving a piece of plastic – they also received good advice on the responsibility that comes with credit. 2. A resource for […]

Posted by Kelley Parks in Uncategorized.

Education Distributions

What are qualified educational expenses? ESAs tax-free withdrawals may be made to pay for qualifying educational expenses for a child’s kindergarten through 12th grade qualified expenses at a public, private, or parochial school, and for a child’s higher education. Qualified (K–12) education expenses include the following. Tuition, fees, books, supplies, equipment, services for special needs children, and […]

Posted by Kelley Parks in Uncategorized.