Elizabeth Ayoola

What scams come to mind aside from the ones I've mentioned?

Love those tips.

And that actually happened to someone I know.

They said a friend called and said that they had a flat tire.

And they were like, huh, you know, so they immediately went to try to send them money.

But then they thought again, actually, let me call back and make sure this is true.

And they call back and the friend is like, what money?

What flat tire?

It was all a scam.

We don't want to overwhelm you all.

We have shared several tips and hopefully some of them are useful.

And I think, you know, the most important thing is knowing what to do in case you are scammed.

The Federal Trade Commission is a good place to start reporting the scam on there like I did.

And also they share lots of information on different scams that are out there.

But before we get into that, of course, we want you to send us all of your money questions, listener.

Maybe you need more tips on how to protect your identity, or you need some tips because tax time is here.

Whatever your question, please send it to us on the Nerd Hotline, and that's at 901-730-6373.

It hasn't changed.

That's 901-730-6373.

Alrighty, let's get to this episode's money question segment.