A major banking conversion is set to take place, with Fifth Third acquiring accounts from Comerica. This change is expected to be completed by Tuesday, September 8. The conversion process will occur over the Labor Day weekend, starting on Friday, September 4.
Fifth Third has warned customers that this transition period may be vulnerable to fraud.
Further details about the conversion and precautions against potential scams are available from Fifth Third.
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