If you got a call that sounded exactly like your child or grandchild in distress, would you know it was a fake? It’s a heavy question, but it’s one we addressed head-on during our latest Nuvision Insights webinar, Protect Yourself From Fraud. Fraud isn't just growing—it’s evolving. We went beyond discussing the latest scams (they change too fast for that); instead, Nuvision’s Amy Marsalek and Lori Marschalk walked attendees through the "whys" and "hows" behind these tactics.

Gen Z doesn’t fall for scams because they’re careless or naive. They fall for scams because the scams are built inside the platforms they use every day — shopping, messaging, dating, job hunting, investing.

Fraud is no longer just an isolated event that affects a few people. The number of people that are falling victim to fraud every day has grown exponentially —and the losses are adding up fast. Protecting our members and their money matters. That’s why Nuvision Credit Union is hosting a free “beware of fraudsters” webinar on February 10, 2026.

Unfortunately, financial exploitation is becoming more common, especially among older adults. But unlike other types of fraud, it doesn’t always involve hackers, fake emails, or strangers on the phone. In many cases, the pressure comes from someone the person knows, trusts, or depends on. At Nuvision, we’re here to help you protect what you’ve built. That means sharing what to watch for, helping you when something doesn’t feel right, and making sure support is available when you need it.