July 2010 Breaking News

RealityCheck Home Reports Remar's Report Nick's News Gen Y with Will Brain Food Web Links Buying Guides Car Buying Guide Mortgage Guide Home Buying Guide RV Guide Consumer Guides Auto Issues Privacy Rights Fifty-Plus Guide Home Owner's Guide Financial Well-being Credit & Debt Repair Services Guide Health & Life Style Parents' & Family Guide RealityCheck for Seniors FoolProof Watch the Video Tour Contact RealityCheck Glossary Elevations Home Search RealityCheck Search
	Home Reports Nick's News July 2010 Breaking News July 2010 Breaking News \| Print \| E-mail \| Getting constant phone calls, but only dead air or recordings when you answer? You could be targeted in a new scam directed at stealing money from your accounts, according to the FBI. The new scam combines an earlier "phishing" attack (when thieves stole your account numbers and/or passwords) and a later attack tying up your phone (a "denial of service" attack) so that your financial institutions can not reach you for verification while the thieves clean out your accounts. Read the FBI consumer alert. This site contains links to other sites ("Linked Sites") which are not under the control or direction of the Credit Union. The inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement by the Credit Union of the site or any association with its operators. The Linked Sites are not bound by the Credit Union's privacy policy and therefore you access them at your own risk.	Web Links September 2010 Floods in Pakistan: FTC Warns Consumers to Give Wisely. Following these tips will help you make sure your money goes to aid the flood victims. Do you like to give or use gift cards? Then you'll like these new rules for gift cards. Concerned abourt your privacy online? Then check out the articles in Consumer Action News' Summer Issue. Disasters can have unexpected consequences that impact your privacy and your personal information. This article from the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse can help you be prepared.