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12 Scams to Look Out for this Holiday Season

12 Scams to Look Out for this Holiday Season

The holidays are a time of gathering, celebration, and generosity. Unfortunately, scammers know you may be distracted and busy, making it the perfect time to take advantage of unsuspecting individuals. At Texas DPS Credit Union, we’re here to help you stay financially...

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All You Need to Know About Cybersecurity

All You Need to Know About Cybersecurity

Cybercrimes are increasing massively each year. In fact, according to Cybercrime Magazine, cybercrime will cost the world $10.5 trillion annually by 2025. The best way to protect yourself from falling prey to cybercrimes is by being aware of common tactics and keeping...

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How Should I Fund My Holiday Shopping?

How Should I Fund My Holiday Shopping?

Q: Help! I’m fretting over holiday expenses. How am I going to pay for all this stuff? A: Relax! You can keep your budget and your sanity, too! Take a few minutes to learn how you can spend responsibly this season. Let’s explore some options:   1. Personal loans ...

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Don’t Fall for a Home Improvement Scams

Don’t Fall for a Home Improvement Scams

Scammers are always looking for new ways to deceive people for a quick buck. With home improvement season upon us, related scams are common. Here are some of the most common home improvement scams and how to avoid them.   The door-to-door scam Knock-knock. There’s a...

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Home Improvement Hacks

Home Improvement Hacks

You don’t need to spend a fortune to give your house a new look this summer. Check out this list of home improvement hacks and learn how to upgrade your home on a budget.   1.Cabinet makeover You can give a tired kitchen a fresh look by just replacing the cabinet...

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2024 Escheatment Announcement

2024 Escheatment Announcement

The state of Texas, through escheat laws, mandates that financial institutions surrender inactive accounts over to the State Treasury. Inactive accounts are accounts that have had no activity for the last 3 years. Dividends do not count as transactions. The state...

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