Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - March 25

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Editor's Picks Tax refund: Save, invest or fritter it away? Balancing act for best insurance rates Fed: More than two-thirds saw net worth drop in recession Renters need insurance, too Ignorance is not bliss on homeowners coverage Even in tough times, it's best to avoid life insurance cutbacks Protect your family from lawsuits even if you aren't rich Don't assume art, jewelry, ATVs all have coverage Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block Concerns that well-meaning non-profits could make situation in Japan worse Investing / John Waggoner Investing in real estate via REITs, real estate mutual funds		Investors should take note because a large bid-ask spread perhaps indicates light trading in a stock, which may indicate the pool of investors ... Read past columns: Saving for college? 529 plan remains best choice Can I buy gold using my 401(k) to protect myself from a market crash? Do rich people really pay no taxes on their investment returns? Protect yourself: Don't hold more than $500,000 in any single account Advertisement <
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