On Your Money

Financial planner Kevin McKinley offers insight on the new tax law and breaks down the basics on what you need to know, and how you can plan for 2018 and beyond. Plus: how to stress test your retirement savings and why you should spend -- not save -- that gift card you got in your holiday stocking.

Join us for another edition of On Your Money. We look at the negative health effects of financial insecurity and how people can manage those tough times. We also discuss how to shop for a new vehicle, share money-saving homeownership tips, and examine a Wisconsin high school’s personal finance graduation requirement.

Join us for another edition of On Your Money. We look at the negative health effects of financial insecurity and how people can manage those tough times. We also discuss how to shop for a new vehicle, share money-saving homeownership tips, and examine a Wisconsin high school’s personal finance graduation requirement.

The holiday season can certainly pose a challenge for a budget. Join us for On Your Money as our guest financial capability specialist offers tips for staying in budget while finishing last-minute holiday preparations. We also look at the value of setting a budget in the New Year - and maintaining one - and consider the value of financial education for children. Listeners - how do you budget for the holidays? Have you stayed in budget or gone over? Will you be setting a new budget in 2018? What are your priorities? You can call in during the show at 800-642-1234 or share your thoughts by emailing [email protected] , posting on The Ideas Network Facebook page or mentioning @wprmornings on Twitter.

Join us for a special membership drive edition of On Your Money . With the holiday shopping season in full swing and major hacks earlier this year, financial planner Kevin McKinley has tips on fighting fraud.

Tune in for another edition of On Your Money. This week, financial planner Kevin McKinley discusses how people can spend money to make themselves happy. He also explains why certain individuals may want to consider converting their IRAs to Roth IRAs by year’s end. Plus, he offers alternatives to giving “stuff” for the holidays.

Americans are carrying more consumer debt than ever before. In this week's On Your Money , financial planner Kevin McKinley discusses what’s driving the problem and why he says the news isn’t all bad. He also makes the case for contributing more to at-work retirement plans and has tips on choosing a streaming video service.

In this edition of On Your Money , find out how a Washington tax overhaul could trickle down to your pocketbook. Learn about how retirement savings affects Social Security. Plus financial planner Kevin McKinley talks about cutting cable, and he details money moves to make before the end of the year.

In the spirit of Halloween this week, join us for a special financial-fears edition of On Your Money . Financial planner Kevin McKinley discusses 10 of the top common fears he says people have about their money, why some of them are overblown and what individuals can do to conquer them.

Join us for another edition of On Your Money. Financial planner Kevin McKinley explains why he says Wisconsin residents are “relatively” financially literate. He also has advice on filling out the FAFSA and discusses the pros and cons of cable and satellite television.