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We extend to you, an opportunity to become a part of one of the most respected Credit Unions in the nation. Our reputation and high level of member confidence in the Credit Union are extremely important to us. We ask everyone associated with the credit union to do everything possible to protect the credit union’s image of integrity and friendliness.

Starting March 1, 2025, we will introduce a $3 fee for mailed paper statements. This change aligns with our goal to encourage the use of e-statements, a smarter and more sustainable option for managing your financial information.

In this week’s scam, cybercriminals are tricking healthcare workers into stealing their user credentials. Then, they use those credentials to redirect money from medical insurance payments into their own bank accounts.

In this week’s scam, cybercriminals are taking advantage of travelers and tourists by sending out fake emails. The emails appear to be from legitimate airlines, hotels, and other travel-related organizations.

Beginning May 15, 2024 Homeland Credit Union will deposit $50 into your account when you bring your 2024 diploma into one of our five convenient locations. The offer must be redeemed by August 31, 2024.

Are you getting ready for summer vacation? If your summer plans include traveling, please keep these tips in mind to prevent fraud:

Cybercriminals often use text messages to try and trick you into clicking on malicious links, a method known as “Smishing.” In a recent scam, they send a fake text message that says a package is unable to be delivered to you.

Millions of people around the world are paying their taxes this time of year, and cybercriminals are hoping to get paid, too. In this week’s scam, they’re taking advantage of tax season by trying to trick you into opening an email and downloading a malicious PDF attachment.

Our Annual Membership Meeting will be held Monday, April 29th at Open Door located at 3130 S. Bridge St. Chillicothe, OH 45601. The doors will open at 5pm and the meeting will begin at 6pm.

Have you seen online ads stating you can make tons of money with cryptocurrency? Be careful –many of these ads are scams. Social engineers want to make you think you can get rich quickly. But they are trying to trick you into providing personal information.

We extend to you, an opportunity to become a part of one of the most respected credit unions in the nation. Our reputation and high level of member confidence in the credit union are extremely important to us.

Last month, the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) released an official advisory about the rise of callback phishing attacks. Callback phishing is when a phishing email directs you to call a number instead of clicking on a link. Typically, if you call the number in a callback phishing email, the cybercriminal will try to trick you into providing sensitive information. The FBI’s recent advisory outlined a new and more dangerous tactic.

Avoiding finance scams is crucial to protect your assets and financial well-being. Scams can take many forms, including phishing, investment fraud, Ponzi schemes, identity theft, and more. Here are some essential tips to help you avoid falling victim to finance scams:

Homeland Credit Union is proud to announce that Mishion Payne, formerly the Manager of Mortgage Services, has been promoted to the institution's Vice President of Lending.

Recently, Google announced a change to its inactive account policies. Starting in December 2023, accounts that have been inactive for two or more years will start to get deleted.

This latest rating was assigned in June 2023 based on March 31, 2023 financial data and signifies that Homeland Credit Union continues to be one of the strongest credit unions in the nation.

Why is it beneficial for a college student to establish a relationship with a credit union? In this article we discuss 6 reasons why a relationship with Homeland Credit Union might benefit you now and in the future.

Now more than ever, cybercriminals are using a tactic known as pretexting to catch you off guard. Pretexting is when a cybercriminal impersonates a real person and asks you for help with a fake scenario. They often carry on a conversation with you and use public information to convince you that they are who they claim to be.

Recently, researchers at Avanan have discovered another technique that cybercriminals use to try to steal your information. In this technique, cybercriminals are using obfuscated links to show IP addresses instead of websites.

Recently, malware researchers discovered a trojan app on the Google Play Store. Trojans are apps or software that appear legitimate but are actually malicious. Thousands of users downloaded this app before knowing it was malicious. So, it’s important to learn how to spot malicious apps.