What we do to keep you safe

We work with external fraud prevention partners, monitoring suspicious activities, such as phishing attempts, impersonation attempts and any unauthorised use of our brand. If a suspicious transaction is detected, we will work with you to resolve the matter as quickly as possible.

Additionally, we work closely with other financial service providers and institutions, ensuring we stay informed of new fraudulent trends and risks.

We’ll also keep you up to date with our latest security advice. Occasionally, you may see details on our website with hints and tips for you to improve the security of your data. This could include making sure you use strong passwords and asking you to update us if any of your personal details change.

It’s important to remember Hodge will never call, email or text and ask you to:

  • Reveal your PIN code, expiry date, the last three digits of the security code on the back of your card (CVV number), or anything else
  • Transfer money between accounts
  • Share account details including user IDs, memorable details or passwords
  • Tell them your Personal Security Number (PSN) for telephone banking.
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Financial abuse

Anyone can fall victim to financial abuse. Free help and support is available if you need it.

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Being aware

Staying armed with the facts about the latest scams and fraud is the best way to keep yourself and your finances safe from unwanted attention.

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Reporting something suspicious

Here you’ll find out how to report any activity that raises your suspicions.

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Top Tips

Don’t worry, you wont need a degree in computer science, just a few good online habits.

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Take Five to Stop Fraud

The national Take Five campaign offers straight-forward and impartial advice to help everyone protect themselves from preventable financial fraud. Together, we can tackle financial fraud in three key steps: stop, challenge, protect.

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Get in touch

Remember, if you notice anything unusual or suspicious on your account please let us know as soon as you can. If you’re a victim of fraud, we’ll help you get the support and tools to keep your information and money safe in the future.

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