On Your Money

Financial planner Kevin McKinley joins us for another installment of On Your Money. We discuss why wages aren’t getting much of a boost despite the improving economy, why he says you should make or at least review your will, and some tools to help you see the big solar eclipse this month.

Tune in for another edition of On Your Money. Financial planner Kevin McKinley has information on getting student loans forgiven, back-to-school financial tasks for college students and saving money on wine. He also answers listeners’ personal finance questions.

Stock markets have closed at record highs more than two dozen times in 2017, but many millennials are not taking advantage. In this week’s On Your Money, our guest has advice for younger people on investing, especially while being saddled with debt. He also has tips on planning for retirement, paying off a mortgage early and saving money on kids’ activities.

Join us for another edition of On Your Money. Financial planner Kevin McKinley discusses the good - and bad - of the rise in Americans’ net worth. He also has advice on coming up with the down payment for a first home and saving money on beer.

As America celebrates its independence, can you say you’re celebrating your freedom from financial burdens, as well? On this special Fourth of July edition of On Your Money, our guest financial expert shares some tips to help you along on your journey to financial independence.

A staple of banks and gas stations everywhere, the humble ATM, or automated teller machine, turns 50 this month. On this edition of On Your Money, financial planner Kevin McKinley weighs in on the history of the ATM, and how to keep your funds safe when using them. He also dishes out advice on the best balance transfer offers to take, how to prepare to buy your next home, and how to save money on milk.

It’s another edition of On Your Money. Financial planner Kevin McKinley explains why many teens don’t have summer jobs, why young adults should wait to buy a home and ways to save money on fizzy drinks.

Whether you’re trying to improve your credit, pay down debt, or rack up rewards points, there’s a good chance you may have questions about how to best use your credit cards. In this edition of On Your Money, a guest financial expert answers all your credit card questions, and previews what changes may be coming this year to credit scores.