Post-disaster scams
Unfortunately, some scammers use disasters as opportunities to take advantage of people. Remember: RCFOS won’t email, text, or call to ask you to provide, update, or verify your personal or account information, such as passwords, Social Security numbers, personal identification numbers (PINs), or credit or debit card numbers.
We also won’t use scare tactics, threats, or high-pressure language to get you to act quickly—but scammers will. If you think your RCFOS account has been compromised, report it to us immediately using the button below. To report check fraud, call +14804548669.
Payment relief can be available when you need it.
If a natural disaster leaves you struggling to meet your mortgage agreement, you may be able to suspend your payments with a forbearance. This way, you won’t be charged penalties or late fees, and your account won’t be reported as delinquent to credit agencies during your forbearance.
How to prepare
Have a plan - Knowing what to do when disaster strikes helps. Prepare a disaster supply kit with essentials like food, water, medication, and first aid supplies to last you at least 72 hours.
Get your finances in order - Assembling your own emergency financial first aid kit helps you prepare.
Update your contact info - Make sure we can reach you in an emergency. Sign in to online banking to double check your information. Or call +14804548669 and we’ll check for you over the phone.
In person
Visit your local branch for immediate help or financial guidance.
Small Business Resources
Your business is important to us. In a disaster or emergency, contact our RCFOS Contact Center Business Care at +14804548669, available 24/7 for support.