Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - January 21

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Editor's Picks Google CEO surprise: Larry Page replacing Eric Schmidt For itemizers, IRS has set a tax-filing date of Feb. 14 Wal-Mart joins Michelle Obama, will make, sell healthier foods Surge in December sales gives housing industry hope for 2011 Airfares rise along with oil costs Incurable bacteria a worse threat than cold to citrus groves Comcast-NBC deal includes provisions to protect public AP Fact Check: Estimate of health care job losses sketchy Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block Tax preparation companies offer lots of free filing options Investing / John Waggoner States' finances are rotten, so what's a muni bond investor to do?		Q: Do master limited partnerships benefit only investors with annual incomes of $85,000 or more? Read past columns: As energy demand rises, is investing in natural gas a good bet? What is the return on GE's stock since 1970 including dividends? Finding bond information isn't hard if you know where to look Cost basis is important because it affects what you pay in taxes Advertisement <
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