Hey, kiddos. It's time again for Motley Fool Answers. I'm joined as always by Deanna

Yocom and Robert Brokamp, personal finance experts here at the Motley Fool. And of course,

I'm Alison Southwick. And I'm really excited about today's show. I know you are. Yay, today's show.

What gets you so excited about this topic?

I am.

I think this is going to benefit a lot of people.

Because maybe you, dear listener, have a guy.

Or maybe you have a friend or a family member who has a guy.

And maybe this guy is a broker or a financial advisor over at Edward Jones or Chaz Schwab.

And maybe this guy, who can also be a gal, has given you some financial advice that made you have a bad feeling in your tummy, in your tum-tum.

But you just weren't confident enough to disagree.

So today, we are going to arm you with the knowledge you need

to recognize when you're getting bad financial advice. By the end of the show, you'll know

the red flags to look out for, as well as our best piece of advice for making sure your money

is in safe hands. Yeah? Yeah. That sounds great. It's exciting. I'm excited.

My tummy feels better already.

When you were saying that this vision came to mind, show me on the doll where the man

hurt you and the kid points to the wallet.

Oh, my God.

Horrible.

Horrible.

All right.

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