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October 3, 2023

Financial Fraud: What Questions Do YOU Have?

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Unfortunately, we live in a world where financial fraud is committed every day. It's important to learn how you can protect yourself from the latest financial scams.

The good news is that there are red flags you can look for and people in your corner to help protect your money from potential fraudsters.

The week of November 12th is International Financial Fraud Awareness Week, and Member One is offering a series of live webinars and in-person seminars through our Learning and Development Center. You will have the opportunity to speak with financial counselors and guest speakers to learn how to protect you and your loved ones from financial fraud.

Visit our Seminars page for more information about the free sessions that will be held the week of November 12th!

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