Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - April 15

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Editor's Picks Deficit-reduction efforts threaten tax breaks Major banks told to review foreclosures Tax Day freebies lure with come-ons but push for spending Mortgage rates rise for a fourth week Processing delays help push foreclosures down in Q1 Critics say new rules on mortgage servicers not tough enough Data thieves target e-mail addresses Gas sales drop as prices rise and more drivers shift to 'Park' Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block Self-employed workers can reduce health insurance costs Investing / John Waggoner Betting against the dollar useful for diversification		Now that the economy appears to be recovering, companies will need to look beyond the cutting mentality. Read past columns: Can Apple reach $1 trillion in market value? It's possible Is there a way for me to pay no taxes on my investment gains? Why do stocks often rally during bad events? Buybacks sound good but many firms mint new shares to give to top execs Advertisement <
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