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- Tip 1: Turn on Account Monitoring
- Tip 2: Be Cautious with Your Emails
- Tip 3: Use Unique Passwords
- Tip 4: Change Your Password Regularly
- Tip 5: Do Your Online Banking at Home
- Tip 6: Log in Directly from Your Bank’s Website
- Tip 7: Be Specific with Your Security Questions
Opt-in to account monitoring. This can be done in two easy steps: 1. Make sure mobile banking app is configured to allow for updates and alerts on your smartphone 2. Ask your bank if you can opt-in for fraud monitoring. Banks can give you real-time notifications when changes are made to your account, or if strange activity is flagged by the fraud d...
Don’t believe the emails that say you’ll get $1,000,000 if you respond with your bank logins or social security number. In fact, you should never give your personal information out over email. Most of the time, your bank won’t ask for your information like that. These scams, called phishing, are a way the “wrong people” try to get access to your ac...
If you’ve had the same go-to password since you first got on the internet, it’s time to think up something new. The more unique, the better! Experts recommend avoiding common terms or phrases, or using your personal information in your passwords. Most secure sites require a combination of four password elements: 1. Upper case letters 2. Lower case ...
You don’t need to change your password as often as you change your sheets, or even as often as you pay your end-of-the-month bills. But they shouldn’t be set up then forgotten about. A good rule of thumb is to update to your password every 60 days. While changing your password frequently can make it harder to remember, it helps keep your accounts s...
Don’t do your banking from Starbucks. Or anywhere with public Wi-Fi for that matter. Your secure network at home is the best place to do your banking if you’re going to access your bank account from a computer. If you’re out running errands, your phone (not on public Wi-Fi) is a safe way to access your bank accounts, too. If you have to bank online...
Clicking on a link to your bank’s website from Facebook or in your email and then logging in isn’t as safe as going directly to your bank’s website. A link from another source could be a scam that was made to look like your bank’s website. Some links you see aren’t scams, but it’s better to be safe than sorry by going directly to the site. One way ...
When you set up your account and create security questions, be as specific as possible. Make sure the answers to your security question can’t be easily found. If a question is, “What was the name of your first pet?” and you have 40 pictures of your dog, Sadie, on Facebook, it may not be as secure as you think! Many banks have helpful, convenient on...
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Mutual of Omaha is a Fortune 500 mutual insurance and financial services company based in Omaha, Nebraska. [1] Founded in 1909 as Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Association, Mutual of Omaha is a financial organization offering a variety of insurance and financial products for individuals, businesses and groups throughout the United States.
- 1909; 114 years ago
- US$9.347 billion (2018)
- 6,314 (2018)
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Fortune 500® company offering insurance and financial products and services to customers in all 50 states Solid financial ratings from leading agencies and a $4.0 billion statutory surplus The company places a strong emphasis on community service and charitable giving, and the Mutual of Omaha Foundation was established in 2005 to support ...
