GHFCU COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN
Our 2024 scholarship application is now open through April 15th, 2024, for high school seniors! Take a look at the requirements here.
FRAUD ALERT
Despite the declining use of checks in the U.S., criminals have been increasingly targeting the U.S. mail to commit check fraud. Authorities recommend that you avoid mailing checks and if you do, that you place them in a secure mail drop such as inside of a U.S. post office. Placing checks in your personal mailbox with a red flag up is not advisable, neither is placing in a blue mail collection box as they have been targeted for theft as well.
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Card Protection

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Safeguarding Your Cards and Identity From the Risk of Exposure Starts With Keeping Constant Control of Your Cards and Card Numbers.

Some additional safety tips you should follow:

  • Sign your cards with permanent ink as soon as you receive them.
  • Memorize your personal identification number.
    • Choose PINs that are not easy to guess.
  • Do not respond to unsolicited e-mails requesting financial information.
  • Carry only the cards you’re going to use.
  • Watch the merchant perform your card transaction.
  • When shopping online, make sure you only enter your card information on trusted sites that have a yellow padlock on the bottom browser window frame.
  • Never give your personal or financial information out to anyone contacting you via phone.
    • Hang up and call your financial institution using a phone number you are familiar with to verify the call.
  • Report lost or stolen cards immediately.
  • Never lend your cards to anyone or leave them unattended anywhere.
  • Never throw receipts in the trash where others can get them.

To report a lost or stolen card, call 912-236-4400 during business hours or 800-523-4175 (Debit cards) or 800-547-3228 (Credit cards) after business hours.

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