Financial Education
Fraud Facts: “Suspicious Debit Card Activity” Fraudulent Notifications
We’re launching Fraud Facts, a monthly member education series, to help you defend yourself against fraud. We’ll highlight common types of scams in order to help you identify a fraudster, and let you know what to do if you think you’ve fallen victim to scam. At cPort, we are always here to help – please…
Read MorecPort at Kegs and Issues
cPort’s VP of Human Resources Alicia Roberts took the stage as event host at the Portland Regional Chamber of Commerce Kegs and Issues event on June 19.
Read MoreBayside Learning Community Learns About Financial Literacy
cPort recently offered a financial literacy class to high school students from Bayside Learning Community. Bayside Learning Community provides specialized educational opportunities for students to receive a more personalized experience for academic and personal growth. The students are currently learning about the Dave Ramsey financial plan in classes and reached out to cPort to learn…
Read MorecPort Presents Workshops at Fedcap
cPort Credit Union recently held financial literacy workshops at Fedcap through our partnership that helps offer job readiness workshops for low income parents.
Read MorecPort Credit Union donates $10,000 to Greater Portland Immigrant Welcome Center
cPort Credit Union has donated $10,000 to the Greater Portland Immigrant Welcome Center. The Center serves as a hub of collaboration that strengthens the immigrant community through language acquisition, economic integration and civic engagement.
Read MoreHow to Avoid Postcard Scams
Unfortunately, postcard scams are a common form of financial crime across the country. Being aware of scammers’ tactics can help you to avoid being a victim of a scam.
Read MoreHow to Avoid Phone Scams
Unfortunately, phone scams are a common form of financial crime in Maine and across the country. Phone scammers can use many different angles to try to get your account information. Being aware of their tactics can help to avoid being a victim of a phone scam.
Read MoreFinancial Resources for Immigrants and Refugees
cPort’s CEO, Gene Ardito, recently spoke with WCSH 6’s Katie Bavoso about resources available in our community for financial education for immigrants and refugees.
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