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The Stacking Benjamins Show · Friday, July 17, 2026

Rethinking Financial Advice: Beyond the 17-Year-Old

The podcast discusses the source and reliability of financial advice, sparked by a Wall Street Journal article about a family using their 17-year-old as a financial advisor. The hosts and guests explore where individuals can most effectively find trustworthy advice that can genuinely change their perspective and influence their actions.

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The tape

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Man, when I was 17, I could have given you great advice on baseball, hairstyles, music, and fake IDs, but money?
Doug
It begs the question, who should you trust when it comes to your money?
Doug
Really not about, you know, getting advice from a 17-year-old, but mostly, like, who do you respect? And who do you get good advice from? Where do you more reliably get good advice?
Roger Whitney
Heard on The Stacking Benjamins Show — “Who Should You Trust With Your Money? (Friends, Family, Experts, AI, and Bad Advice) SB1869, published Friday, July 17, 2026. Heardvine summarizes and quotes with attribution and timestamps, and links to the original everywhere.
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Rethinking Financial Advice: Beyond the 17-Year-Old — Heardvine