The Clark Howard Podcast

10.22.24  SCAM WARNING: Fake Credit Card Text Alerts  /  SAVE On Eating Out

Our Consumer Action Center is getting a lot of calls about a growing text message scam that appears to be from your credit card company. Know how to spot it so you don’t get taken. Also, Clark shares some ways restaurants at all levels are exploring ways to cut costs. Know what to look for to save more on dining out, including smaller portions for less money.

Credit Card Text Scams: Segment 1

Ask Clark: Segment 2

SAVE MORE Eating Out: Segment 3

Ask Clark: Segment 4


Mentioned on the show:

Scam: Think Twice Before You Respond to This Credit Card Alert

Home Title Lock: Is It the Same As Home Title Insurance?

What Is Owner's Title Insurance and Do You Need It?

Costco Travel: 5 Things To Know Before You Book

Travel Insurance: What You Need To Know Before You Buy

Axios: Diamond math

What Does a Home Warranty Cover and Is It Worth The Money?


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Save more and spend less is more than just a motto for money expert Clark Howard; it’s a way of life. Clark and his crew — Team Clark — are on a mission to empower people to take control of their personal finances by providing money-saving tips, consumer advice, hot deals and economic news to help everyone achieve financial freedom. Clark is a nationally syndicated radio talk show host and a consumer reporter for television stations around the country. His podcast, The Clark Howard Show, receives more than one million downloads each month and is a hub for listeners to get valuable advice on-demand any time. Clark answers questions on the most popular business and consumer topics including; how to buy a cars, financing a home, retirement planning, shopping for insurance and getting the most out of your savings. Join the conversation and submit your question to www.clark.com/askclark . Clark spearheads two free resources — Clark.com and ClarkDeals.com — to encourage consumers to save more, spend less and avoid ripoffs.