Do you enjoy helping others? Does being an important part of stopping financial fraud sound like a fulfilling career? As a Fraud Support Specialist, you'll identify and investigate fraud and make things right.

You'll research and resolve disputed customer transactions, determining what fraudulent activities have occurred. After your initial investigation and review, you'll decide what actions to take to fix the situation. You may work with the customer to take actions such as placing account holds or issuing new credit cards. As you wrap up each case, you'll provide reports to management on your findings. It's important that Fraud Support Specialists to keep detailed files and document all actions taken.

To get this job, you'll need at least two year's experience in financial services. It's also key to show great customer service skills and appropriate follow-through on your work. You'll need a high school diploma or equivalent, but some employers prefer an Associate's degree.