Everyday security
This section describes the various ways the Caisse ensure the security of your online, caisse and ATM transactions. It can also be used as an educational tool to raise awareness about technology fraud.
This information can save you a world of trouble!
Stay aware
Beware of ads inviting you to make tax-free withdrawals from your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP). Locked-In Retirement Account (LIRA) or pension fund.
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Learn how to report a fraud. |
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Beware of fake employee support scam |
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Here are the 6 fraud prevention best practices |
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UNI Financial Cooperation and the components participating in this site adhere to very strict and rigorous security standards. |
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Phishing is a ploy that scam artists use when they send mass emails or text messages that look like they?re from a financial institution or legitimate company. |
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Find out how the Caisse ensure the security of your transactions and the confidentiality of your personal information. |
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Take the necessary measures to make sure your computer is as secure as possible. Learn how to choose a very secure access code. |
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Find out about various types of fraud. When it comes to security, the more information you have, the less likely you are to be duped! |
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Verifying your identity using a code adds an additional level of security to your account. |
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Choose a good password. |
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See a list of frequently asked questions about logging on to AccèsD and AccèsD Affaires. |
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Before committing to a new investment opportunity, talk to your advisor about the risks involved, along with potential gains and losses. |
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It's a simple, fast and secure way to confirm transactions made on your credit card account. |
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To submit a complaint, click here.