Thankfully, many places are starting to provide vaccines to more at-risk individuals. However, it seems that there are a number of vaccine scams targeting senior citizens, wgem.com reports.

It is important to note that there are no early accessor priority lists that individuals can buy a spot on. Additionally, never share a Medicare number or pay for access to the vaccine, these are good indicators of a scam.

Senior Security Alliance is working to provide senior citizens with a more financially secure future. But to do that, we need to stay vigilant and report any scams that target senior citizens. To report a vaccine scam, call Federal Trade Commission at 1-800-699-4227.