Credit Union News and Insights

Every time a debit or credit card transaction occurs, either online or in-person, One Nevada has many systems in place to try and detect, and protect you from, potential fraud. If our systems predict a fraudulent transaction, we notify you and ask you to verify it BEFORE we process it.

February has a reputation as the month of love. But the need for companionship and belonging can make anyone susceptible to a romance scam. Here’s how to identify and avoid this costly and heart-wrenching crime.

Julianna Holmes has been promoted to Vice President of Financial Operations for One Nevada Credit Union. As Vice President of Financial Operations, Holmes oversees the accounting, budgeting, forecasting, electronic funds transfers, and administrative services related functions within the Financial Operations department. Holmes also assists the CFO in balance sheet and investment management and control functions within the Credit Union.

In 2020, the Federal Trade Commission received 4.8 million reports of identity theft and fraud. Plus, more than 1,300 internet-enabled crimes and scams were reported every day in the prior year totaling more than $3.5 billion in losses, according to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). We chatted with One Nevada fraud and security experts about today’s most common fraud and how to protect yourself.

Payday is coming early at One Nevada Credit Union as the local credit union launches Early Payroll service.

Back in 2005, just 5% of Americans were on social media. Since then, things have exploded. Today, more than 72% of U.S. adults frequent Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and others, according to the Pew Research Center. However, fake social media accounts and related scams have also flourished. Here’s how to protect yourself from social media scams and fraud.