
Protecting Your Credit: A Guide to Fraud Alerts and Credit Freezes
If you suspect you’ve been targeted by fraud or you simply want to strengthen your financial security, there’s one step you can take today that makes a real difference: freeze

If you suspect you’ve been targeted by fraud or you simply want to strengthen your financial security, there’s one step you can take today that makes a real difference: freeze

Tax season often brings an uptick in scam attempts, and one of the most common threats is the IRS imposter scam. These scams are designed to create panic, pressure you

At Peoples Bank, your security is our priority. As online scams grow more sophisticated, it’s more important than ever to stay alert—especially when it comes to phishing. These fraudulent messages

We want every bank customer to become a scam-spotting pro — and stop these criminals in their tracks. If something feels off, stop, take a breath, and trust yourself.

Peoples Bank is proud to invite community members to a free Fraud Prevention Seminar on Wednesday, September 24 at the Lynden Library.

Check fraud is on the rise—and scammers are now using social media to lure victims into illegal schemes. Read more here about check kiting scams and how to avoid them.

Godfather malware infiltrates mobile devices, especially Android phones, by posing as legitimate apps or updates. Learn how to protect yourself.

Fraud tactics vary, and scammers quickly create new, deceptive ways to deceive customers. Please remember these important tips before proceeding with any conversation or transaction.

You, or someone you know, could become the victim of a growing crime in America — financial exploitation of older Americans. Criminals are targeting people of all ages, and especially

Customers have been receiving incoming calls from individuals spoofing the Peoples Bank Customer Contact Center’s 1-800 number. Fraudsters can spoof our Customer Contact Center phone number, so Caller ID is

In 2023, Washington residents lost over $253 million to fraud, according to Federal Trade Commission (FTC) data.

Every day, thousands of people fall victim to fraudulent emails, texts and calls from scammers pretending to be their bank.
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