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Don’t be fooled: Imposter scams are on the rise
Fraudsters are increasingly using impersonation scams to trick consumers into sending money or sharing sensitive information. The Federal Trade Commission reported 2.6 million fraud cases in 2024, with losses totaling $12.8 billion. As scams grow more sophisticated, credit unions play a key role in helping members recognize warning signs and report suspicious activity quickly.
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