Isle of Man Bank is urging customers to take extra care during the Easter holidays.
The bank says fraudsters are more likely to target people on Bank Holidays so to remain extra vigilant.
It says in 2018 there's been a number of smishing attacks across the Island, with fraudsters claiming to be from the bank to try and trick people.
Island residents are being warned to never give out personal information such as PIN numbers or passwords to someone claiming to be from the bank.
MHK queries cost of extending MiCard scheme
An MHK wants to know how much a government U-turn over benefits and pensions payments will cost.
No information about "immergration", says Treasury
The government has pointed out again it doesn't process illegal immigrants, after another Freedom of Information request on the subject.
No money for Castletown road work, says minister
The Department of Infrastructure doesn't currently have enough money to resurface Castletown's main streets.
TT course closure to fell trees
A busy section of the TT course will close for two days next weekend.
20mph on agenda for first local authority to get limits
New 20mph speed limits will be up for discussion when Port St Mary commissioners meet next week.
Gales set to buffet Island later
The Island could be up for a wet and windy few days, according to forecasters.
Should 20mph road markings be in Manx as well as English?
There are no plans for to paint road markings in Manx in new 20mph zones.
Exercise tests emergency services response
The Department of Home Affairs says an exercise has simulated a major incident on the roads.
