Bank Iowa Fraud Protection

How to Spot, Avoid and Report Tech Support Scams

How to Avoid a Scam in 2026

Scammers continue to evolve their tactics in 2026, often posing as trusted organizations, creating urgency or demanding unusual payment methods to steal money and personal information. By slowing…

Before You Swipe Right: Inside the Next Wave of Romance Scams

Online dating has made finding love easier—but it’s also opened the door to new, high-tech romance scams. This blog explains emerging tactics like deepfakes, pig butchering and quishing, plus how to…

Top 5 Frauds to be Aware of in 2026

Fraud is becoming more sophisticated in 2026, with criminals using AI-generated voice cloning and deepfake technology to impersonate family members, businesses and trusted organizations. From fake…

Six Signs That's Not Your Bank on the Phone

Scammers often pose as banks—Bank Iowa will never ask for sensitive info or access. Always verify through official channels.

Common Types of Fraud to Watch For

Fraud and identity theft continue to rise as criminals use increasingly sophisticated tactics to steal personal and financial information. From identity theft and account takeover fraud to phishing…

Account Takeover Fraud: How to Protect Yourself

Account Takeover (ATO) fraud occurs when criminals trick individuals into sharing login credentials, allowing scammers to take control of online bank accounts without immediate detection. Often…

That Unexpected Package Could Open a Pandora’s Box of Trouble

Unexpected packages showing up at your door may seem harmless, but they could signal a brushing scam, a scheme where fraudsters use your personal information to post fake reviews and potentially…