GCSB News & Updates

When You Trust a Scammer

One of the most common tactics used by scammers today is impersonation. Scammers pose as people or organizations you already know and trust, such as banks, government agencies, businesses, or even acquaintances or family members. These scams can arrive through phone...

Don’t Fall for Fake Tech Support

Most people rely on their computers and smartphones every day, which makes technology problems especially frustrating. Scammers take advantage of that frustration through tech support scams. It begins by claiming your device has a virus or security problem. These...

Avoid Government Grant Scams

Scammers are always finding new ways to trick people into sharing personal information or sending money. One common tactic is claiming you qualify for “free money” through a government grant or related program. These government grant scams often sound exciting....

GCSB Expands Ag Team

We are proud to announce the expansion of our Ag Lending Team, welcoming Genevieve McCreary and Tate Stetzel as Ag Relationship Managers. They join Tawnia Ganzer and Dale Behrends in serving the financial needs of area farmers with local insight and decades of...

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DMV Impersonation Scams

A new scam is on the rise that you should know about. Watch out for text messages claiming to be from the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or toll agencies. These DMV impersonation scams are dangerous for motorists who want to be vigilant about obeying traffic laws....

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Freezing Your Credit

Freezing your credit can be a great temporary solution to sticky situations. Whether you’ve been hit by scammers, had your identity stolen, or simply lost your wallet, this handy feature is available to you at any time. What is a credit freeze? A tool to prevent new...

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