On this edition of "On Your Money," financial planner Kevin McKinley tackles Facebook's data privacy woes, hiring a tax preparer, and why remodeling may be better than moving.

As tax filing season enters full swing, financial planner Kevin McKinley discusses the finer points of tax refunds and how to shop around for the best tax help during this week's edition of "On Your Money."

How much money does it take to buy happiness? We discuss what happens when a cosigned loan goes into default, why April 1st is an important deadline for some IRA owners, and how to spend less going to more movies.

What is your personal finance question for Kevin McKinley? On this special edition of “On Your Money,” Kevin also talks about getting help with debt management, finding a financial advisor and what to do with that unspent EdVest Plan money.

Tune in for a special savings edition of On Your Money. In light of America Saves Week, we discuss how to get out of debt and sock away money for a home, car, retirement, education and other priorities.

It’s a special “Covering College Costs” edition of On Your Money . Financial planner Kevin McKinley has tips on saving for a child’s education, prioritizing spending, paying off loans and more.

It’s a special “Covering College Costs” edition of On Your Money . Financial planner Kevin McKinley has tips on saving for a child’s education, prioritizing spending, paying off loans and more.

Financial planner Kevin McKinley explains what’s behind the bumpy stock market ride and how investors should respond. We also discuss moves to consider making toward Edvest college savings plans before April 15 and how to get the best results from online dating services.

Financial planner Kevin McKinley explains what’s behind the bumpy stock market ride and how investors should respond. We also discuss moves to consider making toward Edvest college savings plans before April 15 and how to get the best results from online dating services.

It's a special long-term care insurance edition of On Your Money. We discuss what long-term care is, who needs it and who doesn’t. We also look at a bill in the state Legislature to allow for tax-free savings accounts to pay for future long-term care costs.