Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - August 17

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Editor's Picks Women's financial responsibility grows faster than knowledge Used car scams: It's easier to get burned on the Internet Elderly suffer as financial abuse grows Moms at tech start-ups say they can have it all Investors appear to dismiss some market risks Crowd-funding dark side: Sometimes investments go down drain Study: 78 money market funds were at risk of breaking buck Some universities require students to use e-textbooks Money Features Investing / John Waggoner High-yield muni funds can make some money, but risk's high		With interest rates low, and stock prices still below all-time highs, it might be logical to expect to see more take-private deals. Read past columns: Ask Matt: Is now the time to buy Facebook? Ask Matt: Should I buy ExxonMobil stock? Ask Matt: Should I sell my Microsoft shares? How companies and investors play earnings' expectations game Advertisement <
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