Final days for Americans to get up to $7,500 from $2.9 million data breach settlement – just fill out o...

The Sun
Americans affected by a data breach at Communication Federal Credit Union can claim up to $7,500 from a $2.9 million settlement.

Summary

Communication Federal Credit Union (CFCU) has agreed to a $2.9 million class action settlement following a data breach that occurred between December 31, 2023, and January 11, 2024. The breach compromised sensitive data, including names, birth dates, social security numbers, and financial information. Eligible CFCU customers can receive up to $7,500 to cover expenses like credit monitoring, ID replacement, and fraud losses, or a pro rata share estimated at $125. The deadline to file a claim is December 22, 2025, and claimants must provide documented proof of expenses. All affected Americans are also eligible for three years of free identity theft protection and credit monitoring services, including $1 million in identity protection insurance. While CFCU has not admitted wrongdoing, the settlement aims to compensate those impacted by the breach.

(Source:The Sun)

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