As the saying goes, “money doesn’t grow on trees.” So, when you happen to find yourself with some extra funds, it’s important to make the most of them. Whatever the source of your unexpected windfall—a bonus from work, a tax refund, an inheritance, or just a bit of budget surplus—it can be exciting, and splurging can be tempting.
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new fake auto dealer scam, where fraudsters create convincing online dealerships with amazing deals to steal your personal information or money. If you are considering an online vehicle purchase, watch for these red flags to help you spot
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It’s the kind of online trick that makes your heart skip a beat. A window pops up on your screen telling you there’s something wrong with your computer or that the website you’re trying to view is corrupted. But what looks like a legitimate warning might actually be a malware trap, and cybercrooks are using it to infect your devices without you realizing it. Security experts have discovered a new scam tool being used on compromised websites.
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As we step into a new year, Mid Oregon remains committed to being your trusted financial partner. Growth is a key objective for us, not just as an organization, but for you, our members. Every initiative we launch is designed to help you navigate your financial journey with confidence and support.
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The start of a new year is the perfect time to give your finances a checkup. Just like we prioritize our physical health, investing time in your financial well-being can set the stage for a successful year ahead.
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Before your next flight, take this crucial step to safeguard your finances.
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A new scam is quietly tapping into your convenience and turning it against you. The Better...
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As the year draws to a close, take this moment to celebrate how far you’ve come. Every step—big or...
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The Allure of Easy Riches: Unmasking High Return Investment Scams In the pursuit of financial...
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The 60+ year old community is under attack, and the complaints are on the rise. $3.5 Billion and growing.
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In our fast-paced digital world, QR (quick response) codes have gained immense popularity. These codes are now found everywhere, from TV screens to product packaging and websites. However, while we appreciate their convenience, cybercriminals are also taking advantage of them for malicious purposes.
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When the FBI releases an urgent warning to three million Chrome users, it’s time to pay attention. The alert warns malicious file conversion software, and their fake URLs, are hijacking personal information. It’s also at a time when malicious browser extensions and the hackers behind them are threatening Google Chrome users everywhere.
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