Tahquamenon Area Credit Union
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Tel:  (906) 293-5117          Tel:  (906) 492-3555          Tel:  (906) 477-9932         Tel: (906) 478-4281         Tel:  (906) 647-8111
Fax: (906) 293-3974          Fax:(906) 492-3677          Fax: (906) 477-1019         Fax:(906) 478-4451         Fax:(906) 647-5503
Toll Free:  1 800-575-5117
Click here to view our privacy policy.  This credit union is federally insured by the National Credit Union
Administration.  Accounts and shares of members are insured by the Administration to at least $100,000 for each
member or shareholder.  We do business in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Law and Equal Credit
Opportunity Act.
IMPORTANT SECURITY REMINDER

Members should never give out sensitive/personal information
to anyone.  Doing so may allow their accounts to be
compromised.  TACU Staff will never solicit such information
using a fax, e-mail, or any other unsecured method.  If a
member suspects their information has been compromised,
they should contact the Credit Union immediately!

For more security information go to
www.cusecure.org
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Deter. Detect. Defend. Avoid ID Theft - Play Video

Take the Online Identity Theft
Quiz!
TACU is committed to the protection of its member's
information. With Identity theft on the rise, we have provided
you with some educational tools to combat this crime.

Below is a video that will help you recognize if you have
become a victim and what steps you can take.
Be sure to take the Online Identity Theft Quiz to test your
knowledge.  For more information on Identity Theft be sure to
go to

http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/microsites/idtheft/index
.html
Identity Theft
You can file formal
complaints concerning
any suspected
fraudulent e-mail with
the Internet Fraud
Complaint Center
(IFCC) at
www.ic3.gov.  
The IFCC is a
partnership between the
Federal Bureau of
Investigation, and the
National White Collar
Crime Center.
Tahquamenon Area Credit Union
Click here to
learn how to
protect your
computer. Then
go to our
links
page to learn
about products
that can help
you.
The elderly are a growing
target for con artists. Find
out why, what frauds to
look out for, and how to
keep from being scammed
by clicking on the above
picture.