Scammers will prompt you to make payment methods like wire transfers and Zelle® because funds are sent quickly and are difficult to recover once sent. Make sure all payment receipts are legitimate.

Scammers will try to get you to give them remote control of your computer so they can steal personal information and money. If the request seems unusual, it is a red flag.

Scammers will use your personal info to access your accounts. Make sure to protect your logins with 2-factor authentication and strong passwords. Monitor your accounts regularly for suspicious activity.

Scammers will often pretend to be someone else in order to steal your personal information, such as a boss with an urgent request. If you're being pressured, there may be something wrong.

Charity donation and bank impersonation emails are currently on the rise with fraudsters as they continue to change their tactics. Be on the lookout for suspicious communications and always check the email or number's source.

Scammers are posing as trusted organizations and send fake invoices, scamming you into transferring money. Always confirm the request is coming from a legitimate source before sending any money.