What should I do if I suspect fraud on my account?

If a person suspects fraud on their USAA account, it is important to take swift action to minimize potential damage. First, the individual should immediately review their recent account activity for any transactions that appear unauthorized or unfamiliar. Document any suspicious activity, as this information may be valuable later. Next, they should ensure that their account information, such as passwords and personal identification details, are secure. This may involve changing passwords or enabling two-factor authentication if it is available. The next step is to report the suspected fraud to USAA. While I cannot provide specific contact information, it is recommended that individuals visit the USAA website to find the appropriate resources and contact details. USAA typically offers a dedicated fraud hotline or specific procedures for reporting suspected fraud. Finally, individuals may want to consider placing a fraud alert on their credit reports. This can provide an additional layer of protection against potential identity theft. Maintaining vigilance and monitoring one's accounts regularly is always advisable to quickly identify and address any fraudulent activity.