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 May 15th, 2012 On today's show Joy and I discussed Facebook, helping elderly parents, cleaning up your online identity, and saving on healthcare costs. Some of the websites we mentioned include: That's all for now. Send your questions and comments to onyourmoney@wpr.org, or contact me directly at kevin@onyourmoney.com. Until next time . . . 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.  The Financial Tortoise and the Hare 05/13/12 Overview: Today marks the end of “Money Smart Week” in Wisconsin, and as April comes to a close, so will “National Financial Literacy Month.” If these celebrations have come and gone before you’ve been able to increase your money smarts or financial literacy, fret not. Today we’ll give you some surprising examples of one of the most timely and timeless pieces of investment advice. The tortoise often beats the hare, and usually sleeps better at night, as well. | View all Articles >> |
