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Stay Alert: Fraudsters are impersonating LAFCU through text, email, phone & asking for your passwords, verification code, debit card#, exp date & CVV code.  Set up card alerts in mobile app/online banking & do not share your info with anyone.  Learn More.

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Virtual Asistant "Angie"

Now Available 24/7

To better serve you and offer the latest in technological innovation, LAFCU has enhanced the web and phone experience for our members with the debut of Angie, our 24/7 virtual assistant. She has been programmed to answer many frequently asked questions and conduct transactions.

Members can chat with Angie from our website and speak with her when calling us:

• To chat, visit our website, click the Angie avatar on the lower right of any page, then type your questions in the chat window & get rapid replies. In the mobile app & online banking, click the chat bubble icon near the top of the screen.

• To speak with her, call (877) 695-2328. Angie can also respond to touch-tone selections now. 

 

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Stay Aware & Vigilant.

Avoiding Fraud

 

Here's important news if you receive an email, phone call or text message claiming to be from Los Angeles Federal Credit Union:

  • We will NEVER ask for your account number, PIN or Password for your mobile app or online banking account.

  • Don't click on any links or phone numbers in the text message.

  • For possible fraudulent texts: Send us a secure message & attach a screenshot of the text.*

  • For possible fraudulent phone calls: Hang up the phone and call us directly.

  •  Examine your accounts frequently and report any unusual activity to us.

  •  Set up alerts on your accounts so you can monitor activity better.   

*To send a secure message from our mobile app, tap Menu, the Envelope icon, then “Create New Message.” For online banking, click the Envelope icon then “Create New Message.”

If you feel you may be a victim of fraud or a scam, report it by calling LAFCU at (877) 695-2328.

 

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Earth Matters

Consuming Less

Consuming less is all about improving quality of life—for ourselves as well as for the planet. It doesn’t require a complete conversion to minimalism or living off the grid! All it requires are incremental changes and lifestyle choices that transform how we think about buying and consuming everyday items.

Studies have shown, across multiple countries and cultures, that owning less clutter and being more intentional with our purchases lowers stress and frees us to practice gratitude more frequently.

Like all new habits, learning to consume less will take planning and thought as we change the way we think, spend money, and value items.

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