Wildfire Recovery and Fraud: Protecting Yourself When It Matters Most

Wildfire Recovery and Fraud: Protecting Yourself When It Matters Most

by | Sep 3, 2026 | , , | 0

Wildfires can bring out the best in our communities, but they can also attract scammers looking to exploit people during recovery. From fake charities and fraudulent contractors to government impersonators and phishing scams, knowing the warning signs can help protect your finances and your peace of mind. Learn how to spot wildfire-related fraud, what steps to take if something doesn’t seem right, and how Mid Oregon can help you stay safe with one simple reminder: Pause. Verify. Reach Out.

Read More
Raising Financially Savvy Kids: Small Money Lessons, Big Life Skills

Raising Financially Savvy Kids: Small Money Lessons, Big Life Skills

by | Aug 28, 2026 | , , , , , | 0

Helping kids build strong money habits doesn’t have to be complicated. From saving for a special goal to learning the difference between needs and wants, everyday moments can become powerful financial lessons. Discover simple, age-appropriate ways to teach children about earning, saving, spending, and sharing so they can grow into confident, financially capable adults.

Read More
How to Help Protect Older Adults from Financial Fraud

How to Help Protect Older Adults from Financial Fraud

by | Jul 30, 2026 | , | 0

Fraud can happen to anyone—but older adults are often targeted because scammers believe they may have savings, steady income, or a trusting nature they can exploit. The good news: awareness, conversation, and a few practical safeguards can make a meaningful difference. At Mid Oregon Credit Union, we believe financial confidence grows when neighbors look out for neighbors.

Read More
Click, Tap, Send

Click, Tap, Send

by | Jul 22, 2026 | | 0

A few everyday habits can help protect your online banking, mobile payments, and personal information. Learn simple steps to stay safer before you log in, click, or send money.
Online and mobile banking make it easier to manage your money from home, work, or wherever life takes you in Central Oregon. You can check balances, pay bills, deposit checks, and send money in just a few taps. That convenience is helpful—but it also makes good digital habits more important than ever.
Scammers often count on speed, distraction, and urgency. They may send a text that looks like an account alert, create a fake login page, or ask you to send money through a payment app like Zelle or Venmo. The good news is that a few simple steps can make a big difference in helping protect your accounts and your peace of mind.

Read More
Loading