With fraud and scams on the rise, we are taking extra steps to keep your accounts and personal information safe. As part of these efforts, you may notice that our online and mobile banking systems will now prompt you for multi-factor authentication more frequently.
One of the easiest ways to cut costs is by planning meals in advance. A few minutes of preparation can save both money and stress. Start by checking your fridge and pantry to see what you already have, then build your weekly meals around those items. This not only reduces waste but also helps you avoid buying things you don’t need.
We make these updates because we are constantly evaluating the evolving threat landscape and adapting our technology to protect your assets. These changes are part of our ongoing commitment to safeguarding your financial well-being.
In addition to these system updates, here are some best practices you can follow to help protect yourself from fraud:
Important reminder: BrightBridge will never call, text or email you to ask for your password or other personal information. If you receive an unexpected request for this information, do not respond and contact us directly instead.
Thank you for trusting BrightBridge with your banking needs. Together, we can make your accounts more secure and keep your money safe!
If you have questions about these changes or need assistance, our Member Support team is here to help
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With fraud and scams on the rise, we are taking extra steps to keep your accounts and personal information safe. As part of these efforts, you may notice that our online and mobile banking systems will now prompt you for multi-factor authentication more frequently.
