Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - July 1

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Editor's Picks April saw slightly higher home prices Tire buyers see some shortages Fed softens rule to cut debit card swipe fees Bank of America to settle mortgage case for $8.5B Debt-limit delay would jeopardize Social Security payments Harvard weight study leaves taters tottering; growers U.S. cooks up ad blitz for food safety; thermometer is key ETFs hold overlooked risks for investors, regulator says. Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block How to get higher interest rates on your savings Investing / John Waggoner Who's afraid of the debt? Everyone except Wall Street		Investors typically love getting dividends. However, there are cases when investors may want to avoid dividends for tax reasons. Read past columns: Can you get a 6% annual yield from a bond ETF? Who can you call if your portfolio is destroyed by fraud? Is Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway stock a buy? Paying attention to sector performance can prove helpful Advertisement <
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