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david novak is a personal financial planner. thank you both for being here.tion comes from emily in minnesota. she says, i'm taking a trip to england next month. is it better to change my money now or after i arrive. >> you'll get a better rate if you wait until you get overseas, but you really don't need to have a lot of pounds in your pocket these days. the best way to get a good exchange is to use your credit card or your debit card when you're overseas. you'll get more fair exchange rates and the fees will be lower for converting. one thing you have to keep in mind today, though, is that a lot of the european countries and south america and asia are moving to credit cards that have a chip and pin in them, and most american cards only have a magnetic strip. if you have someone who can swipe your credit kiosk, you ma not have one. make sure you have enough currency to meet those short-term needs. >> david, your question comes from winter. you have a utma account that i started to pay for my son before the days of the 529 plan the he'll be 16 next month. wha

david novak. this is a stock i own for my charitable stock, actionalertsplus.com.t's got tremendous overseas expansion plans. even though it's got a big footprint overseas already. we need yum, the parent of kfc, taco bell, and pizza hut, to tell us that china, their largest market, is still growing like a weed. look -- a couple rate cuts there wouldn't hurt, believe it or not. but be careful. i hear chatter. some of you believe that they might talk about a disposal of taco bell or pizza hut. even though i expect good earnings, i know some people would be disappointed if yum doesn't split itself up. and i think some might be bummed about the rising cost of chicken parts and beef. coca-cola reports tuesday. and after this employment report people are going to start wondering, is the economy now growing too fast, so therefore they should take profits in one of these steady eddie players, swapping to something more cyclical? that's why this stock barely budged on such a terrific day. me, i prefer a diversified portfolio for my charitable trust. my judgment is to hold

just like david novak yesterday with yum. skinner is remarkable. people at home have to recognize the guy at the top can drive things. and one of the things that i am continually amazed about with mcdonald's, these numbers are the kind of numbers you would expect from a very young chain. not from a mature chain. well done, mcdonald's. >> european growth was also surprisingly strong. >> yes. >> 4% same store sales gain versus a 3.4% expectation. i'm wondering, some people might argue that what's going on in europe would help a mcdonald's with the lower priced items. some people would say, no, it would still hurt given all the austerity measures and concerns about just what is going on in europe overall. here we are delivering on expectations. >> you always hate to be anecdotal. you've got nothing but incredibly expensive restaurants. you've seen the movie "taken." you can see the places they go to. one of my favorite movies because i also have a particular set of skills that's a nightmare for some people. what i like about it, if you go to the mcdon