Identity Theft

Chaffey Federal Credit Union will never send an email, text, phone call or other correspondence requesting private or personal account information.

If you receive a message supposedly sent by Chaffey Federal Credit Union which asks for personal account information, it may be an attempt to obtain your personal information for illegal purposes.


Credit Bureaus

Contact each bureau for help with credit freezes, identity theft support, and general credit resources and education.

Monitoring your credit can be a powerful way to prevent and catch identity theft early. Federal Law ensures you can access your credit pull from each of the three major credit bureaus every twelve months. You can learn about accessing your credit report from each of the three credit bureaus on their respective websites. 

You can also obtain a free credit report from each bureau once a week online at AnnualCreditReport.com 


Additional Resources

For additional ways to prevent or combat Identity Theft, visit our Stay Informed or Blog webpages for free educational resources. If you know or suspect you have been the victim of Identity Theft, contact Chaffey FCU directly to learn next steps on how to update and protect your account.

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