<prompt> Human: Background: Im 19, my mother is 54, my father is 55 and retired yesterday on social security disability. He has been on medical leave from a year kidney failure, kidney transplant, complications from transplant. Im not aware of the full story, but my mother says that my father is getting a certain percentage of his retirement money state employee so he has a pension. They dont want to access it before he turns 59.5 so they are looking to invest it instead. They are not financially illiterate, but I talk to them a lot about their finances, retirement, and my inheritance and they often comment on how they wish they were as interested in money management as me when they were younger.Basically, my question is what questions should I ask this guy coming to our house to make sure he is worth his salt and what are some questions I should ask on my parents behalf that they might not know to ask? Should I be aware of any shady tactics he might attempt?Update: go ahead and look on my profile for my newest update! Thank you for your advice, it was really appreciated!  <response>: Find out, unequivocally, if theyre a fiduciary.If theyre not, say bye bye immediately. 