FTC warns consumers about social media check fraud scam
The Federal Trade Commission is warning consumers that social media posts sharing an alleged checking account “hack” is actually a...
Financial Education
FTC: Scammers increasingly targeting retirees
The Federal Trade Commission has seen a recent surge in reports of scammers pretending to be banks and other trusted...
Leg up on a new life
Through financial education and community partnerships, some banks are helping former prison inmates with a fresh start.
ABA: Collaboration key to combating check fraud
Fighting check fraud will require greater collaboration and cooperation between federal, state and local agencies alongside private sector stakeholders such...
Millennial financial wellness in 2025: What the numbers — and voices — reveal
They want peace of mind, control and a sense that their financial future is in their own hands.
ABA Fraudcast: How the ABA Foundation helps banks protect their customers
As more older Americans are major targets for criminals, Safe Banking for Seniors is an effective program to inform and...
Chair’s View: Celebrating a century of giving back
Not only do we celebrate the 150th anniversary of our organization, we also commemorate an important milestone for the ABA...
Survey: More bank customers are seeking financial advice
As more retail bank customers struggle to pay their bills on time, many of them are looking to their banks...
Survey: Most Americans want high schools to offer financial education
More than four in five Americans believe that financial education should be part of high school curricula, according to a...
What’s next in the fight for financial literacy
Teach Children to Save Day is over, but the work continues.
