Category: Keep Your Money Safe

At ENB protecting our customer’s personal and financial information is our first priority.  With evolving technology, debit card fraud has become significantly more prevalent across the country.  As a result, from time to time it is necessary for ENB to “block” signature based (credit) debit card transactions in certain foreign countries, states or merchant types that have a demonstrated pattern of repetitive abuse and fraud in order to protect customer information.

Learn the signs of phony mortgage relief scams and how to get REAL help.

Do you have a long list of home improvement projects? Maybe it’s fixing the roof, painting the exterior, getting new siding – or even adding a room. Your home is your most valuable asset, so finding a qualified professional who can do a good job at a fair price is important. Unfortunately, you may find scammers out there who will promise to do the work but end up damaging your home and your wallet. How can you tell a trustworthy contractor from a con artist?

Making Crime Pay. Imposter scams have swindled thousands of Americans out of billions of dollars.

W2’s and year-end tax information forms have arrived and the tax season is now well underway. As you begin to gather your information to file your taxes, it’s important to remain cautious and vigilant in order to protect yourself from the countless scams and tricks criminals are employing to acquire your identity or assets illegally.

ATMs are convenient, fast, and easy to use. By following a few steps, you can enjoy their advantages while staying safe.

As we start a new year, now is a good time to take stock of your financial situation and plot a course for achieving financial success. It's also a good time to protect your hard-earned money by reviewing best practices to keep it safe from fraudsters. Here are some tips that will help.

Online scammers want to steal your personal information, and they use emails that look real to trick you into providing it. This article shows you ways to protect yourself so you don’t get caught in a phishing scam.

Your mobile device provides convenient access to your email, bank and social media accounts. Unfortunately, it can potentially provide the same convenient access for criminals. Ephrata National Bank recommends following these tips to keep your information – and your money – safe.

ENB has become aware of a new vishing scam in which reports indicate some of our customers have been targeted.  Perpetrators of this scam call ENB customers posing as a "Security Officer from Ephrata National Bank".  The caller then asks the customer to confirm suspicious transactions on their accounts. Once the customer confirms the transactions are not valid, the fraudster…