Ways to Safeguard your Personal Information:
Review your monthly loan and checking account statements and online banking transactions regularly…
Financial Protection
Financial Protection
We have observed an increase in recent scams. We encourage everyone to be careful and vigilant so as to prevent financial loss, burden, heartache,…
Safeguarding your personal and financial information is crucial to preventing fraud. We would like to make you aware of new scams—some related to…
Don't Fall Victim to Fraud
We have observed an increase in recent scams. We encourage everyone to be careful and vigilant so as to prevent financial loss, burden, heartache, and stress resulting from these fraud schemes. Oftentimes, you might not even know that you are being…
Beware of New Scams
Safeguarding your personal and financial information is crucial to preventing fraud. We would like to make you aware of new scams—some related to COVID-19—that have recently affected our communities. The scammers have targeted the elderly, those…
FTC Tips to Avoid Coronavirus Scams
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) continues its work to protect consumers and inform them of potential scams related to the coronavirus (COVID-19). We wanted to share with you the latest information to keep you and your personal information safe.…
Economic Impact Payment
The federal government recently passed the CARES Act to support millions of people during these unprecedented times caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19). This sweeping legislation offers financial assistance directly to individuals and families. …
How to Avoid Scams related to the Economic Impact Payments
The IRS has issued warnings about Coronavirus-related scams related to the economic impact payments that many individuals and families are expected to receive. The IRS urges taxpayers to be on the lookout for a surge of calls and email phishing…
Getting your Unemployment Benefits
Unfortunately during these difficult times brought on by the coronavirus (COVID-19), you might find yourself suddenly unemployed. You along with many others may be applying for unemployment benefits. Please remember this during times of uncertainty…
Banking with WSB during the coronavirus
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to impact our daily lives, we continue to do our part to ensure the health and safety of customers and employees. Visit our 'Message to our Neighbors' for the latest Customer Communication We are committed…
Protect your Business from Identity Theft
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has shared a cybersecurity guide to business customers on how to safeguard computer systems and data. We encourage you to adopt these recommendations to ensure your business remains operational and…
Protecting Seniors from Financial Abuse
Be organized, proactive, and aware to protect yourself, family and friends from financial abuse. Older Americans are increasingly becoming targets for fraud and financial exploitation. Most elder financial abuse involves scams, forgery, identity…
How to Avoid Phishing Scams
Phishing attacks use “spoofed” e-mails, fraudulent websites, and calls designed to fool recipients into divulging personal financial data such as credit card numbers, account usernames and passwords, Social Security numbers, etc. By hijacking the…
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