It’s On Your Money! Financial planner Kevin McKinley tackles your personal finance questions. He talks about saving for different "ages and stages" in one's life, retirement, long-term care insurance, and more.

People in the sandwich generation are raising their own kids while caring for their aging parents. A similar concept applies to personal finance. This week during On Your Money, financial planner Kevin McKinley focuses on middle-aged adults. They’re pulling their pocketbooks together with an eye on making progress and saving for future decades.

Financial planner Kevin McKinley tackles issues that young adults often face. He talks about student loans, buying a new car and purchasing a house. Also explore what financial factors to consider when thinking about having kids.

A recent survey shows that nearly 40 percent of Americans has a side job. We dive into the world of the side hustle and consider what they mean for our budget and learn how to manage the additional work. We also look at ways to save money while traveling.

For this edition of On Your Money, join us for a conversation about how to achieve financial independence. We explore what it looks like to be financially independent and consider what this means for retirees.

For this edition of On Your Money, join us for a conversation about how to achieve financial independence. We explore what it looks like to be financially independent and consider what this means for retirees.

Are you a serial returner? Hear tips for shoppers as businesses curb returns at retail stores and online. Plus dive into the details of HELOCs and home equity loans, and learn how to choose a financial planner now that they aren’t required to protect investors’ interests.

We discuss disability benefits, how recent changes to the tax code affect itemized deductions, the risks of mobile payments and more.

We explore how to start investing with our guest financial planner. We dive into the different paths to take, how to do this on a budget, and consider what investing can mean for financial health over the long term.

Join us for this edition of On Your Money as we explore what single parents should do with extra cash! We also learn about the latest investment schemes, how to make the most of new tax rules, and how to start, stay or stop an Amazon Prime membership.