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Welcome to Good News
Introduction to New Products and Services
- Valeria Vera introduces the micro news segment, highlighting new products and services from Banco de la Nación. She emphasizes an alert regarding a new fraud scheme involving home delivery scams.
Updates on Bono Familiar Universal DF
- The agency in Puente de Piedra has improved its service for the Bono Familiar Universal DF, with guides ensuring orderly public attention. The process is now more efficient compared to previous phases.
- There are 10 service windows and 14 queue guides at the Puente de Piedra agency, aimed at facilitating payments for beneficiaries of the universal bonus program.
- Fewer people are visiting in person to collect bonuses; individuals are encouraged to check their eligibility online before heading out for assistance. Some beneficiaries have specific dates assigned for collection based on their phase status.
Information on Multi-Red Agents
- Banco de la Nación's multi-red agents allow customers to pay utility bills without any commission fees, which is a significant advantage over other payment methods. Customers should report any agent charging fees improperly.
- There are over 10,000 multi-red agents nationwide located in various commercial establishments, providing quick and secure transaction options like cash withdrawals and balance inquiries without additional charges.
Importance of Being a Good Payer
- Maintaining good financial habits opens up better opportunities with financial institutions that may offer favorable loan conditions based on creditworthiness assessments derived from payment history. A good payer status can lead to lower interest rates and better terms on loans or credit cards.
- Conversely, late payments can severely impact one's credit rating, leading banks to classify them as high-risk clients, limiting access to future credit options primarily through informal channels with high-interest rates. It’s crucial to budget realistically and avoid relying excessively on credit cards for essential expenses.
Alert Against Fraud: Home Delivery Scams
New Scam Alert: "Cambiazo a Domicilio"
- A new scam involves fraudsters posing as bank employees delivering new cards at home while requesting existing cards along with PIN numbers under false pretenses; Banco de la Nación does not conduct such deliveries or exchanges at home.
- Scammers continuously evolve their tactics; they may also contact clients via phone pretending to be bank representatives, using personal information to gain trust before attempting fraudulent activities.
Security Tips to Protect Your Information
Importance of Information Security
- The speaker emphasizes that all movements and information have been captured through legitimate means, highlighting the importance of being cautious with online security.
- It is advised never to click on links received via text messages or emails, as this is a primary step in preventing information theft.
Understanding Financial Risks
- The discussion includes how financial data can be exploited for online purchases but cannot facilitate transfers without a security token, underscoring the need for vigilance against sophisticated scams.
- Viewers are encouraged to stay informed about new fraud tactics to avoid falling victim to them.
Sharing Awareness
- The speaker urges viewers to share this information with friends and family, particularly warning against card replacement scams that occur outside bank agencies.
- Emphasizing the importance of being informed, the message concludes with gratitude for audience engagement and encourages visiting their website for more resources.