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.

Financial planner Kevin McKinley discusses checking your check for the right IRS withholding and government savings bonds. Plus, we hear about products and accessories worth the investment to protect yourself from the sun this summer.

As we wrap up this graduation season, many college graduates likely have pomp and circumstance on the brain, rather than things like investing and saving for retirement. Makes sense, but are they missing out? Financial planner Kevin McKinley discusses some smart money moves for recent college grads. He also talks about dealing with higher prices at the pump, finding motivation to improve your financial situation, and much more.

We talk about the new one-time tax credit for Wisconsin families, spring cleaning for your financial documents, what the closure of Bon-Ton stores and Toys-R-Us means for consumers, and more.

Americans owed more than $1.3 trillion in student loans as of June 2017, according to the Pew Research Center, which is more than two and a half times what they owed just a decade earlier. We dive into the world of student debt management and consider how best to handle repayment options without breaking the bank with a guest financial specialist.

This edition of On Your Money is dedicated to our listeners! Financial planner Kevin McKinley takes questions for the entire show as for your support during WPR’s membership drive. From saving for young children to making decisions about social security, discover how to make your money work for you.

The Social Security Administration reports that almost 62 million people received a benefits check in 2017. But there is still confusion and tricky waters to navigate to ensure you get the most out of your benefits following life events like death or divorce. We break down the ground rules of social security.

It’s the tail end of the April tax season. Financial planner Kevin McKinley explains the tax implications of big-money gifts and what the new tax rules mean for home loans.

If you haven't filed your taxes yet, it's getting down to the wire. Kevin McKinley is here to answer your tax season questions, give guidance on deducting fees you incur for financial advice, and share some steps you can take to save money for Earth Day.

During this edition of “On Your Money,” our guest explores important financial values for children and how to help kids cultivate good money habits.