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All Kirtland CU branches and locations will be closed on Monday, January 20th in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
FRAUD ALERT: Have you received a text message asking to verify a fraudulent transaction? Do not click on that link or call the phone number on your text message. Scammers are using a variety of messages and techniques to gain access to your account. Learn how to protect yourself on our Fraud Awareness and Prevention Center.

If you may experience financial hardship related to the government shutdown, we’re here to help. Call 1.800.880.5328 or visit one of our branch locations for more information.

New Year, New Financial Habits

By K-Staff Facebook LinkedIn With the start of a new year, many of us set goals for improvement, whether by losing weight, developing personal skills, or by improving our financial […]

Giving Smartly This Holiday Season

By K-Staff Facebook LinkedIn More and more, whether it’s dropping a few dollars in a red kettle outside the local grocery store, or sending money to organizations that support causes […]

3 Fake Alerts to Avoid

By K-Staff Facebook LinkedIn Scammers are attempting to trick you into believing in fake fraud alerts so they can treat themselves with your hard-earned money and private personal information. Here […]

Six Signs of Personal Loan Scams

By K-Staff Facebook LinkedIn More and more, we’re looking towards personal loans as a way to bring in money for our pressing needs – nearly 24 million Americans have a […]

Why Should You Keep Your Information Up to Date?

By K-Staff Facebook LinkedIn Whether you’ve been a member at Kirtland CU for several years, or you just joined recently, it’s important to make sure that your contact information is […]

How Does Social Media Fraud Work?

By K-Staff Facebook LinkedIn Scammers use social media networks in a variety of ways. They can be committed using a myriad of platforms, including TikTok, Facebook, Craigslist, and Etsy. However, […]

Avoiding Debt Consolidation Scams

By K-Staff Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Being in debt is a difficult situation – a few late payments, a few extra credit cards, and your credit score can start to suffer. Sometimes […]

Four Signs Something’s a Scam

By K-Staff Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Scammers are getting better at tricking people into giving them money or information. However, you can still avoid falling for scams by remembering these four […]

Fraud Awareness & Prevention

Have questions about fraud, scams, or identity theft? We have FAQs, resources, and more to help, all in one place.

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