Please be aware of scammers posing as the University of Nebraska FCU representatives through text messages and phone calls. These fraudsters may try to trick you into sharing personal information or account details. Remember, if you receive an unexpected text or phone call claiming to be from the credit union, do not share your information. Please reach out to us directly to confirm its authenticity. We will never ask for sensitive information like your password, PIN, or account number via text.

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Star City Stocking Stuffers

Help us make the holiday brighter for children in need by donating new, unwrapped toys or gifts at any of our Lincoln locations by December 6. Your generosity will ensure they experience the joy of the season. Click here to review the list of needs from Community Action.


Smishing: Package Tracking Text Scams

The Postal Service offers free tools to track specific packages, but customers are required to either register online, or initiate a text message, and provide a tracking number. USPS does not charge for these services! USPS will not send customers text messages or e-mails without a customer first requesting the service with a tracking number, and it will NOT contain a link. So, if you did not initiate the tracking request for a specific package directly from USPS and it contains a link: don’t click the link!


Keep Alert During the Holidays

‘Tis the season. It’s time for friends and family, for food and celebrations, for shopping and . . . fraud. Unfortunately, the hustle and bustle of the holidays provides the perfect opportunity for card fraud to occur. NUFCU has procedures in place to assist in reducing and preventing fraudulent activity. Our Fraud Center is gearing up for the holiday season and will take into consideration the changes in a cardholder’s spending patterns during this time of year. Please be aware, though, that you might be contacted by the Fraud Center to verify specific purchases. This is the perfect time to make sure the credit union has up-to-date contact information on file in case the Fraud Center does need to send a text, email, or auto-dialer phone call. NUFCU and our Fraud Center are watching out for you during the holidays so you can continue to enjoy them in financial security.


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