Personal Finance News - March 1

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March 1

NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER

Investing: Europe is a mess, but it's cheap Europe is a mess but their stocks are cheap. Is it time a good time to buy? Foreclosure settlement to distribute $3.6 billion Regulators and 13 banks say 4.2 million people will receive payments. Little reaction to 401(k) fee disclosure Even after fee disclosure, many workers still do not know how much they pay in fees. ADVERTISEMENT

MORE HEADLINES columnist Ask Matt: You can still cut your 2012 tax bill One way you can still reduce your 2012 tax bill is to fund a retirement account. columnist Ask Matt: Options for tracking your portfolio Investors looking to use mobile devices or computers to track portfolios have many options Personal Finance Study shows racial wealth gap continues to widen Study finds gap between white and African-American families nearly tripled in 25 years. Personal Finance Social Security: 5 things you need to know Five things you should know about Social Security and your retirement future. markets Wall Street likes gunmakers, but from a distance Wall Street likes gunmakers, but from a safe distance. columnist Ask Matt: Silver isn't guaranteed a shiny return Commodity investors like to think an asset is safer somehow if it's dug out of the ground. columnist Boomer divorce: A costly retirement roadblock Baby Boomers are divorcing at a surprising rate, with huge implications for retirement.   See More on USATODAY.com

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