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A collection of helpful tips and articles

LIBOR Transition

As the global finance industry, including Raymond James Bank, transitions away from using LIBOR, here's what you need to know and understand.

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How to identify phishing and card skimming

Phishing and card skimming can put your finances at risk. Here’s how to protect yourself from these scams.

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30 money saving tips

You work hard for your money, which is why you want it to stay out of the wrong hands. Here are some tips to help you protect yourself – and your wallet – from those with ill intentions.

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Tips to help protect your personal information

Ward off prying eyes and keep your online information safe by following these helpful guidelines.

Consumer Alerts

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Preparing for Hurricane Season During the Pandemic

The American Bankers Association has updated their hurricane preparedness resources to reflect additional steps consumers can take to ensure their safety from COVID-19 as well as a list of tips for assessing your home’s risk and developing emergency plans.

Coronavirus Financial Relief for Consumers and Small Businesses

For borrowers and small businesses who may be facing financial hardship as a result of COVID-19, the U.S. Department of the Treasury is taking action to support and provide financial relief through various protections available under the CARES Act and other recent regulatory actions.

Fraudulent FDIC Communications

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has received reports of fraudulent communications that appear to be from their agency. Scammers have used the FDIC's name and logo, and even names of actual employees, to send out fraudulent messages through a variety of communication channels.

U.S. Postal Inspection Service

Available through the federal law enforcement and security arm of the U.S. Postal Service, this website houses resources to help protect you from a variety of crimes, including mail fraud and theft, identity theft, mailbox vandalism, fake check scams and more.

FDIC Consumer Protection

Provided by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, this website helps educate and protect consumers, revitalize communities, and promote compliance with the Community Reinvestment Act and fair lending laws.

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Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force

A website dedicated to helping Americans in the financial markets, the healthcare sector and elsewhere protect themselves from fraud committed by companies and their employees.

Consumer Help Lines & Websites

A compilation of helplines and websites designed with consumers’ safety in mind.