Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - December 17

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Editor's Picks Vending machine spits out gold bars and coins New report calls for online privacy bill of rights Mortgage rates take another big jump; 30-year avg. hits 4.83%. Chrysler, Volkswagen issue big recalls of several models Dannon's Activia, DanActive health claims draw $21M fine Firewood buyers can get burned by too-small cords Tips for keeping holiday spending in check Filing bankruptcy in retirement may not be such a bad idea Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block If you regret converting your IRA to a Roth, you can undo it Investing / John Waggoner Here's how to ditch your fund manager and try index investing		Q: Are there any viable ways for me to use a Macintosh computer to manage my investments? Read past columns: What's the best way to evaluate individual foreign stocks? Finding dividend-paying, financially strong, undervalued stocks Moves to make now that can help minimize how much taxes you pay What were four shares of GE stock worth in 1970? Advertisement <
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