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Radio Series "Ask the Expert" Investor Education @ Your Library
When: All show times are 9:00 am to 10:00 am.
Investor Education @ Your Library Booklet Details
Where: WCHS 580 AM (Charleston)
Who: Host Rick Johnson will be joined by staff from the State Auditor’s Office and a special guest from Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine. Each guest is expected to join us for two shows. Guest biographies are included below.
What:
Click link(s) below to listen or download show.
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Guest:
Kevin McCormally
Editorial director
The Kiplinger Washington Editors
As editorial director of The Kiplinger Washington Editors, Kevin McCormally oversees The Kiplinger Letter, the most
widely-read business forecasting periodical in the world, and the 800,000 circulation Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine,
where McCormally served as a writer and editor for more than 25 years. He also oversees the Kiplinger Tax Letter, Kiplinger
California Letter, Kiplinger Agriculture Letter, Kiplinger’s Retirement Report and KWE’s websites www.kiplinger.com and
www.kiplingerforecast.com. Knight A. Kiplinger, KWE President and Editor in Chief calls McCormally "the watchdog of editorial
quality, integrity and fairness in all that we do."
McCormally joined Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine (then known as Changing Times) in 1977. He has written and edited
articles on a wide range of investing and personal finance issues, specializing in covering federal and state income taxes and
retirement and estate planning. He continues to be a regular contributor to the magazine’s Web site. For many years, he authored
Kiplinger’s Cut Your Taxes, an annual guide to year-round tax planning.
McCormally appears frequently on national television"including serving as a long-time contributor to Nightly Business Report"and
radio to discuss federal income taxes, retirement planning and other personal finance issues. He is instrumental in developing,
updating and refining the Kiplinger tax advice incorporated in TaxCut, the highly-regarded tax preparation software program. He
has twice been honored with National Press Club Awards for Best Consumer Journalism.
Prior to joining Kiplinger's, McCormally was press secretary and legislative assistant for a member of Congress. He has also
worked for newspapers in Iowa as a reporter, photographer and city editor. He is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Iowa.
Note: Each radio show is made available in its entirety for educational purposes only and includes advertisements
and opinions which are not necessarily endorsed or supported by the West Virginia State Auditor’s Office. Funding
for the radio series was made possible by a grant from the Investor Protection Trust (www.investorprotection.org).
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