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 June 23rd, 2009 On today's show John Munson and I discussed tax credits for movies made in Wisconsin. We also talked about the government's Cash for Clunkers program, and well as how to make the most of your Social Security. Finally, we went over FuelEconomy.gov, the Website of the Week. Joy will be back next week, but I won't. However, she will apparently have a guest appearance by the lovely and talented Laura Rowley. If I haven't "Wally Pipped" my way out of a regular gig, I'll be back with Joy broadcasting live on July 7th. In the meantime, send your questions and comments to onyourmoney@wpr.org, or directly to me at kevin@onyourmoney.com. Until then . . . Spend Less, Have More! Kevin McKinley  | View all Journal Entries >>All such information is provided solely for convenience, entertainment, and educational purposes. It is not tax, legal, investment, or financial planning advice, and users should consult a qualified professional before acting. There is no warranty or guarantee of the accuracy of the information, or that the information is appropriate for each individual’s unique situation. Users of this site agree to hold harmless Kevin McKinley, McKinley Money LLC, and On Your Money LLC for the result of any acts based on the information produced by the aforementioned entities. Please read additional important disclosures and information here.  Why You Should Take Out a New Mortgage Now 05/12/09 Overview: Low interest rates now make it a great time to get a longer, larger mortgage, and it may help you combat higher inflation and interest rates later on. | View all Articles >> |
