Cove Federal Credit Union and Erlanger Branch of the Kenton County Library Partner to Present Lunch and Learn Event
Learn how to protect yourself and loved ones from consumer and senior fraud
Edgewood, KY – August 7, 2023– Consumers reported losing more than $8.8 billion to fraud in 2022, a 30% increase over the prior year according to the Federal Trade Commission. Along with identity theft, types of financial fraud include imposter & romance scams, investment fraud, business and job-opportunity scams, and credit and debit card fraud.
On Tuesday, September 12th from Noon-1:30PM, Nicole Lutz of the US Postal Inspection Service will present on the most prevalent types of fraud and how to protect yourself from them. A McAlister’s Deli box lunch will be provided and seating is limited.
Please register here:
https://kentonlibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/64230037bb36262e1335d8f8
“At Cove FCU, we are dedicated to supporting programs that provide financial education for our members and the community. We are proud to be able to sponsor this Lunch and Learn program with the Kenton County Library.”
Edgewood, KY – August 7, 2023– Consumers reported losing more than $8.8 billion to fraud in 2022, a 30% increase over the prior year according to the Federal Trade Commission. Along with identity theft, types of financial fraud include imposter & romance scams, investment fraud, business and job-opportunity scams, and credit and debit card fraud.
On Tuesday, September 12th from Noon-1:30PM, Nicole Lutz of the US Postal Inspection Service will present on the most prevalent types of fraud and how to protect yourself from them. A McAlister’s Deli box lunch will be provided and seating is limited.
Please register here:
https://kentonlibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/64230037bb36262e1335d8f8
“At Cove FCU, we are dedicated to supporting programs that provide financial education for our members and the community. We are proud to be able to sponsor this Lunch and Learn program with the Kenton County Library.”
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2024 Diaper & Wipes Drive
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2023 Diaper & Wipes Drive
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2023 Fuel Economy Guide
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2022 Diaper & Wipes Drive
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Auto Talk Spring 2021
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2021 Winter Newsletter
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2020 Fall Newsletter
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