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Topside Launches Assistance Program in Response to Government Shutdown

By Topside FCU October 3, 2025

With the federal government officially shut down, Topside Federal Credit Union has announced the launch of its Government Shutdown Assistance Program to help members navigate the financial uncertainty caused by the lapse in federal funding.Unlike the last shutdown nearly six years ago, this closure directly impacts the Department of Defense (DoD), …

Fraudulent Texts

By Topside FCU September 11, 2025 Fraud information

🚨 Scam Alert: Don’t Click That “Unauthorized Charge” Text Scammers have been sending text messages that look like they’re from your Financial Institution for a long time now. One of the latest tricks is a text that says something like:“Topside-FCU: Did you charge $332.54 At Stripe MAX, POS #11332, If Not You, Please View: …

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Check Washing Scams in Culpeper County – Over $46,000 Lost

By Topside FCU July 24, 2025

The Culpeper County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) is warning residents about an increase in check washing scams that have already resulted in over $46,000 in losses.What’s Happening?Scammers are using chemicals to “wash” checks—removing the ink and changing the payee names and amounts before fraudulently cashing them. In some cases, they are even …

Scammers Are Texting You About Your Transactions—Here’s What You Need to Know:

By Topside FCU July 23, 2025 Fraud information

Beware of Fraudulent Transaction Scams via Text Messages! Fraudulent text message scams are on the rise, with scammers using SMS to trick you into sharing sensitive information or authorizing unauthorized transactions. These scams can look incredibly convincing, and it’s important to stay alert so you don’t fall victim to them.How Fraudulent …

Fraud Alert: How to Recognize and Avoid Scammers Posing as Your Credit Union (or Bank)

By Topside FCU July 23, 2025 Fraud information

Don’t Fall for the Scam: Protect Yourself from Fraudulent Calls Claiming to Be from Your Financial Institution. Scammers are always looking for new ways to trick you into giving them sensitive information. One of the more common tactics is calling you and pretending to be from your bank or credit union’s fraud department. These criminals claim …

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