Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - July 22

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Editor's Picks AARP seeks out most affordable places to retire Consumer watchdog opens for business Investors again pay big for dot-com stocks Gold vaults above $1,600 per ounce on dollar, debt worries Amazon begins renting textbooks for Kindle Sign-ups for college-affiliated credit cards drop Flexible savings accounts become even more valuable 5 questions to help you buy the right vacuum Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block Don't let the credit card grinch strike while on vacation Investing / John Waggoner Could U.S. debt default ding money market funds?		Closed-end funds, like Wells Fargo Global Dividend Opportunity fund, trade on an exchange. Read past columns: Which companies are sitting on the biggest piles of cash? Taxes on capital gains can be minimized Should I sell stocks as debt ceiling crisis gets closer? Are bad downturns always followed by strong recoveries? Advertisement <
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