Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - January 14

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Editor's Picks TurboTax unveils mobile app to file taxes on smartphone Are you done with stocks? A no-stock portfolio could work 2010 IRS Free File available now for eligible taxpayers Postal rates going up, but not for basic letters Mortgage rates drop again; 30-year average dips to 4.71% Foreclosures fell 26% in Dec., but 2010 filings set a record How much you get from business training is up to you Money market funds propose their own emergency backstop Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block Credit scores get easier to track down and less secretive Investing / John Waggoner Emerging markets have commodity prices on upswing		Q: What kind of account taxable, Roth or IRA is best for a 60-year-old person just starting to invest? Read past columns: Check out your broker before giving money to the next Bernie Madoff Investing in Iraqi dinar: Source of quick riches or too risky? What can you learn from the top performing stocks of 2010? Which firms have the largest dividend payout and yield? Advertisement <
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