Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - December 30

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Editor's Picks Some employers turn to quirky perks for workers Prison inmates register with the IRS as tax preparers Investing: Feeling snakebit? Try a conservative portfolio New Year's money-saving resolutions Sears, Kmart parent releases partial list of store closings Fixed mortgage rates rise above record lows Some Chinese companies giving up their U.S. stock listings How long before I have to sell shares of a bankrupt company? Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block If used right, credit card balance transfers can save cash Investing / John Waggoner Investing: Feeling snakebit? Try a conservative portfolio		Ask Matt: Why have so many IPOs jumped higher on the first days of trading, only to fade lower? Read past columns: How long before I have to sell shares of a bankrupt company? Have investors had luck suing companies for their losses? Ask Matt: Year-end tax steps for your retirement accounts Do toy stocks make good gifts for your portfolio? Advertisement <
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