Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - February 18

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Editor's Picks Rules change how you figure taxes on stocks Fed reconsiders 12-cent cap on debit card fees Economy's recovery slowly fattens casinos' stocks Half-million baby bassinets are recalled Junk bonds are hot despite record-low yields Wholesale price increases stoke inflation fears GM recalling Cadillac CTS over vehicle handling Are stock prices determined by facts or human nature? Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block Tax breaks could inspire you to do your taxes Investing / John Waggoner Pit stock analysts vs. short sellers for rich clues		Q: I am over sixty and I keep hearing that I should put more of my investments in bonds. At the same time I keep hearing that now is a really ... Read past columns: Is it possible to put away $1 million by the time you're 40? Will the old General Motors stock ever be declared worthless? Do stocks tend to fall in the last 30 minutes of trading? Still holding Fannie, Freddie stock? Sell and move on Advertisement <
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