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In today’s digital age, protecting your personal information is more important than ever. A common tool used for account security is a verification code – a short temporary code sent to your phone, email, or other secure methods to confirm your identity.

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As the holiday season nears, scams targeting consumers become more prevalent. Staying aware of common scams and their tactics is crucial to protecting yourself and your finances during this vulnerable time.

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Fasten your seatbelt: Follow these steps to stay safe when using checks.

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Criminals are becoming more sophisticated and finding new ways to steal your financial information to gain access to, and fly off with your money. BOS is committed to helping our customers use checks safely.

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Ever consider who may have access to what you’re posting online? It’s important you’re limiting the information you post. We’ve put together a list of ways to stay cyber safe on social media.

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Don’t ruin your concert experience by getting scammed! Be aware of current concert ticket scams and the red flags to look for.

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Learn how to freeze your credit to help better protect you and your loved ones from identity theft.

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This helpful guide prepares you how to manage your child’s checking account and keep them, and you, better protected.

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Identity Theft can make it hard for you to get credit, a job, or a loan. We’ve compiled a list of ways you can protect your personal information from scammers.

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If a text or email feels like it's trying to gather your private information, it probably is. Learn how to be proactive when communication seems "phishy".

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