• What the 2026 Social Security Trustees Report actually says
• Why the projected shortfall timeline has moved closer
• Common misconceptions about claiming benefits early
• Potential policy solutions on the table
• How to plan for uncertainty in retirement income

Our guest on today's episode is Jeff Juracka, Senior Account Executive at YCharts. Jeff
has been building and leading his team at YCharts for the past six years. He's a graduate
of Loyola University of Chicago and is a former rugby player, who also studied

- YCharts was founded in 2009 to democratize investment research. They are an all-in-one
platform for investment research and client communication, with tools that are easy to
use, and data that is reliable and timely.

They discuss:
-The current state of FinTech
-Why visual presentations matter
-Charts advisors gravitate towards

Contact YCharts: https://ycharts.com/

Nobody plans for the call—but sooner or later, it comes.

In this episode of the Wicked Pissah Podcast, Chris Boyd sits down with award-winning financial journalist and author Beth Pinsker

to talk about the moment everything shifts—when you go from "concerned family member" to full-on financial caregiver.

Drawing from her book My Mother's Money, Beth shares the early warning signs families often overlook, why having the "right" documents doesn't always mean you're actually prepared, and how quickly the emotional and financial weight can hit.

As Beth puts it: "Financial red flags come first… handling money is a complicated higher function."

This is a real-world conversation about what advisors need to understand—and what families wish they knew sooner.

If your clients have aging parents (and they do), this episode isn't optional—it's essential listening.

Find out more- https://bethpinsker.com