Elizabeth Ayoola

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7,098 appearances 87 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard today

Elizabeth Ayoola’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 44 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 9.

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NerdWallet's Smart Money Podcast · Drained Retirement, Maxed Credit Cards. How Scam Victims Start Rebuilding · 17 Sep 2026 podcast

You can poke as many holes as you want. voice-verified

And they love the connection or the fake connection they're getting so much that they don't want to see the truth. voice-verified

So in those scenarios, what are some ways that you can help protect your parents' finances, especially if they're just giving away money and it's getting out of control? voice-verified

Well, Sean, the damage has been done. voice-verified

If you can't prevent your loved one from spending money on a scammer, what are some ways to maybe recoup what's been lost? voice-verified

So heartbreaking. voice-verified

But life has to go on. voice-verified

The bills still keep coming in. voice-verified

So what are some ways to the bulk of the listeners question that their parent can maybe start rebuilding their finances, especially if they're on the older side? voice-verified

Why didn't I think about that? voice-verified

And I don't know if that makes it none of this is better or worse. voice-verified

But then truly, if the dad is paying for a service, how can you tell your dad to stop paying for the service? voice-verified

Yeah, it's not the smartest financial move to drain your retirement savings. voice-verified

But if that's what they want to spend their money on, that's what they want to spend their money on. voice-verified

I'm sorry to be extreme here, but I just think well voice-verified

Where is the limit if we can't get dad to stop sending money to OnlyFans? voice-verified

Because it's not bizarre for someone on this trajectory to even sell a property to fund this, I don't want to call it an addiction, but to fund this habit. voice-verified

Something else that comes to mind as well that dad can do since dad is still working, is contributing to retirement accounts. voice-verified

And because of their age, they can also utilize catch-up contributions. voice-verified

So if you can't get dad to stop spending, voice-verified

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