Consumer Resources

Consumer information and financial safety resources.

Resources for managing finances, protecting personal information, and reducing financial risk.

Consumer information

Protecting money, personal information, credit, and credit score is important in every economic climate. These resources can help with managing debt, starting to save, protecting deposits, and preventing financial crime.

National Foundation for Credit Counseling

NFCC and its member agencies provide financial education and counseling services, including savings, credit counseling, debt counseling, credit card education, and related financial guidance.

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

The FDIC is an independent agency created by Congress to maintain stability and public confidence in the nation's financial system.

FDIC Deposit Insurance Coverage

ProBank deposits are protected up to the insurance limit provided by the FDIC. FDIC coverage may apply to checking accounts, savings accounts, money market deposit accounts, CDs, and deposits in IRAs, subject to FDIC rules and limits.

FTC Email Spam

FTC resources can help consumers reduce junk email, identify deceptive email, and report spam or fraudulent messages.

Do Not Call Registry

Consumers can register home or mobile phone numbers with the National Do Not Call List and file complaints if unwanted telemarketing calls continue.

Fake Checks

Check scams can cost consumers thousands of dollars. Learn how to recognize and avoid fraudulent checks.

Prescreened Credit Offers

Consumers can opt out of receiving prescreened credit card and insurance offers for five years or permanently through FTC-referenced resources.

FTC Identity Theft

Identity theft can expose Social Security numbers, credit history, and other personal information. Consumers should learn how to protect information, review credit history, file complaints, and complete an ID Theft Affidavit when needed.

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