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  • 08/23/2025 10:26 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)
    Gmail scam alert: If you use Gmail or Google Cloud, heads up, hackers just leaked a massive database with over 2.5 billion names, email addresses and company details. That means you’re more likely to be hit with phishing emails, scam login pages or fake calls pretending to be Google support.

    Google says your passwords are safe for now, but don’t wait to take action. Turn on passkeys for phishing-proof logins, run a Google Security Checkup, and never trust an unexpected call claiming to be from Google. Once your info is out there, it’s out there, but how you protect yourself next is what counts.

  • 08/16/2025 8:25 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Watch out for this clever phishing scam that hooks you: Hackers are slipping the Japanese character “ん” (pronounced like a soft “n” and called a hiragana) into legitimate website URLs, replacing a normal slash “/.” To the naked eye, it looks normal, but click, and you’re headed straight to a malware buffet. This works because “ん” is part of Unicode, so browsers treat it as a valid web address character. Even pros can miss it at first glance. Bonus scam: fake “Intuit” emails where the “i” is swapped for a lowercase “L.” Your eyesight is the target, so always hover over links and check the real domain before you click.

  • 08/16/2025 7:42 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Your Annual Account Checkup

    Hello! This is your reminder to check that information within your secure myASRS account is up-to-date. We suggest logging into your account at least once a year to make sure that:

    • All primary contact information is correct, including your mailing address, email address, and phone number.
    • Any beneficiary(s) on your account are still correct.

    Some additional important notes:

    • If you’ve changed ASRS employers within the last year, ensure your current employer is listed in your account. If it is incorrect, ask your employer for their ASRS enrollment code, and go through the "first time registration steps" again with your ASRS account.
    • We suggest making sure your login ID is sufficiently unique that other members may not accidentally try to log into your account due to members with same or similar names having similar login IDs. You can change your login ID within your secure myASRS account using the “Edit Profile” menu option. 
    • Remember to always update your contact information with the ASRS and your employer separately. Changing it with one does not update the other!


  • 08/10/2025 10:47 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Be sure to check your RECOM, City of Mesa health insurance, ASRS, PSPRs, Social Security, etc., at least once a year to ensure that all your information on file is still correct. Check your mailing address, email address, phone number, or beneficiary information.  It's important to keep it current to be sure you get important communications that can be sent from providers.

  • 08/05/2025 12:03 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Remember to register your Deferred Compensation account online with your email address and phone number. Keep that information up-to-date. When activity occurs on a participant account, Empower proactively sends that participant security alerts via all points of contact they have for them. Participants are encouraged to contact Empower directly if they don’t recognize any such activity or have questions about alerts.  Empower Client Services  800-701-8255.


  • 06/19/2025 8:15 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

      Diabetes monitor recall: Over 2 million Dexcom glucose devices are being recalled because they might not sound alarms when blood sugar is too high or low. That could be life-threatening. Affected models include the G6 Receiver, G7 Receiver, Dexcom One+ and Dexcom One. Check your SKU. If yours is listed, call 1-844-478-1600 for a free replacement.

  • 03/05/2025 4:36 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Follow these 3 tips to protect yourself from Medicare fraud and scams:

    1. If you get a call, text or email asking for your Medicare Number, don't respond. Don't give your Medicare card or Medicare Number to anyone except your doctor or people you know should have it.

    2. Check your Medicare Summary Notices (MSNs) or claims statements carefully. If you see a charge for a service you didn't get or a product you didn't order, it may be fraud. If you suspect fraud, report it at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) or Reporting Medicare fraud & abuse | Medicare

    3. Guard your Medicare card like it's a credit card.

    Visit Medicare.gov, the official source for Medicare information, to learn more about preventing Medicare fraud and medical identity theft.
  • 01/28/2025 3:41 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)
    • Surepay deductions occur on the 10th of the month unless it is a non-business day or holiday.
    • This will occur 3 more times in 2025
    • Loof for and review Annual Open Enrollment newsletter each September
    • Take note of changes, including cost
    • Contact Employee Benefits Office 480-644-2299 or benefits.info@mesaaz.ogv to update contact information – address, email, phone number.
  • 11/29/2024 2:17 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Take advantage of your free dental visits – prioritize your oral health and schedule your appointments today! 

    Our Delta Dental Plans now include three free cleanings per year!


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