Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - April 8

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Editor's Picks Mortgage rates barely budge in latest week, stay below 5% Housing crash slows in 6 cities: What the bottom looks like Baby boomers turn 65 with retirement prospects uncertain 'Dual system': Minorities lose financial ground, critics say Apple loses, Microsoft gains in Nasdaq-100 index rebalancing Citi to start paying smaller checks first Spending up, but many Americans still don't understand personal finance CEO pay soars while workers' pay stalls Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block Self-employed workers can reduce health insurance costs Investing / John Waggoner Looking for a good hedging strategy? Try cash		The chipmaker's stock has been quite a thrill ride recently for investors, but it it hasn't been all that easy. Read past columns: Is gold a better investment than bonds for reducing risk? What exactly does the Federal Reserve do, anyway? Finding companies with reliable dividend paying stocks How much can you save by buying ETFs instead of index mutual funds? Advertisement <
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