Personal Finance News - January 25

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January 25

NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER

Are Main Street investors warming up to stocks? With stocks moving steadily higher, risk-averse investors are taking a second look. Investors get a tax break with early dividends Big investors and early investors will benefit most. More Americans delay retirement, keep working More than 44% of older Americans working in 2011 were full time. ADVERTISEMENT

MORE HEADLINES business 30-year mortgage rate rises to 3.42% Rates on 30-year loans are up from a record low 3.31% in November. columnist Investing: Fund flows as stock market indicator Looking for the market's direction? Don't use fund flows. Personal Finance Survey: College selection often relies on cost Money continues to play a dominant role in where high school seniors go to college, but few look at graduation rates. Personal Finance Your Money: Social Security checks get replaced Still collecting a paper Social Security check? Get ready to make a change soon. columnist Ask Matt: What's a smart way to invest in China? If you're sure you can tolerate the risk of emerging market stocks, there are several ways. columnist Ask Matt: Record dividends expected in 2013 Investors are wondering if another solid year for dividends is coming. columnist Ask Matt: Is it "game over" for GameStop? The seller of video games is struggling to find its place in a digital download world.   See More on USATODAY.com

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