Personal Finance News - February 8

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February 8

NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER

Investing: Are junk bonds ready to fall? Junk bonds aren't trash. Not yet, anyway. But Keep your expectations low for this year. Workshops get kids started as entrepreneurs Classes, workshops get students started on the path to jobs, businesses. Mortgage rates steady near record lows Average rate on 15-year mortgage fell to 2.77%, near record low of 2.63%. ADVERTISEMENT

MORE HEADLINES Personal Finance Schwab offers commission-free ETFs Schwab ETF OneSource offers commission-free trading of 105 ETFs. Personal Finance Metro areas' average credit ratings revealed How does your credit compare with the neighbors'? Credit-reporter TransUnion offers clues. Personal Finance Confident Consumer: Don't take car until loan is final Driving a new car home before loan has final approval can lead to financing rip-offs. columnist Ask Matt: Are printed annual reports worth money? Annual reports are going extinct as more investors turn to the Internet for information. columnist Ask Matt: Apple not as 'cheap' as it appears Investors like to compare Apple's P-E to that of the broad stock market. Personal Finance Tax tips: How to avoid an IRS audit What can bring the IRS auditor knocking to your door? columnist Ask Matt: P-E's signal stock rally may continue P-E's seem to indicate rally can continue   See More on USATODAY.com

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