Romance scams are a form of financial fraud where criminals pretend to form a romantic or emotional relationship with someone online. After gaining trust, they begin asking for money under various excuses.

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Fraudsters are constantly finding new ways to trick people into sharing personal and financial information. One of the most common tactics is an imposter scam, where criminals pretend to be a trusted organization such as your credit union. These scams often appear as phone calls, text messages, or emails that look like they come from a legitimate financial institution

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As financial institutions strengthen online security, scammers are constantly looking for new ways to bypass those protections. One growing tactic is the one-time passcode scam, where fraudsters trick individuals into sharing a security verification code.

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Cybersecurity and fraud awarness is an important part of protecting your financial well-being. As more everyday tasks—from banking to shopping—move online, criminals are constantly looking for ways to steal personal and financial information.

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Accessing the funds from your C.A.R.E. Personal Line of Credit (PLOC) is simple and can be done right from your computer or mobile device. Follow these steps to move money into your checking or savings account.

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Cabrillo’s C.A.R.E. (Personal Line of Credit) is designed to be your financial safety line. Used wisely, your C.A.R.E. Line can provide peace of mind and help you stay on track financially.

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When the government shuts down, thousands of federal employees are suddenly left in limbo unsure of when their next paycheck will arrive. Whether you're a U.S. Border Patrol agent, a TSA employee, or working for a federal agency, the impact of a shutdown can be immediate and stressful.

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