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- Financial Resources for Educators
- Insurance
- Financial Wellness in the Community
- Articles & Resource Library
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- Overdraft Protection Services
- How to Bank Remotely
- Locations
- Aberdeen Branch
- APG Branch
- Bel Air — Amyclae Branch
- Bel Air — Home Loan Center, Main St. (No ATM)
- Bel Air — Laurel Bush Branch
- Bel Air — Main St. Branch
- Cecil College Branch
- Chesapeake City Branch
- Edgewood Branch
- Elkton Branch
- Fallston Branch
- Forest Hill Branch
- Havre de Grace Branch
- North East Branch
- Rising Sun Branch
- Riverside Branch
- Notary Services
- Dundalk Branch
- Perry Hall Branch
Presidents' Day Closure
We will be closed on Monday, February 16, for the Presidents' Day holiday observance.
Online/Mobile Banking, ABBY Telephone Teller and ATMs will be available during this time.
Regular hours will resume on Tuesday, February 17.
Security
Safeguard Your Accounts
At APGFCU, we offer several tools and resources to protect you from identity theft and bring awareness of potential scams. To minimize the risk to your accounts and personal financial information, learn how APGFCU protects you.
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Security Resources
The best tool to stop fraudsters is knowledge.
Card Fraud
Online Banking
Phone and Text Scams
Fraud Prevention
Protect Your Personal Financial Information Against These Common Scams
Impersonation Scams
Scammers are posing as a financial institution (like APGFCU) or online retail customer service agents to gain access to your data and finances. View the red flags.
Senior Financial Abuse Scams
Seniors and grandparents are targets for several scams, both from family and caregivers as well as strangers, that can cost them big. Learn how to spot and stop senior financial abuse.
Tech Support Scams
Protect your personal information from scammers who are posing as computer support/technicians. Learn how to identify a scammer. Or, watch this Tech Support Scam - YouTube Video.
What to Do in Case of Fraud
Use the following methods to contact us if you have suspicious activity on your accounts, or if you suspect you are a victim of fraud or identity theft.
- Email through a secure email by logging into Online Banking.
- Call our Member Service Center at 410-272-4000 or our toll-free number, 1-800-225-2555.
- Email through a non-secure email with our Contact Us Form.
- Please do not include account numbers, your Social Security number, or any other personal financial information.
Fraud and Security Resource Library
