Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - May 20

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Editor's Picks Feds want your feedback to improve mortgage disclosure Record high used-car prices may not last, experts say Mini flash crashes worry traders Economists cut U.S. growth estimates because of fuel prices Interest rates on student loans from Sallie Mae cut Pimco CEO El-Erian talks markets, government debt What impact will users feel from plan to cut debit card fees? As vacation home sales stall, owners turn to renting Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block How to avoid rising bank fees Investing / John Waggoner Investing: Can you profit in agricultural commodities?		Most investors will probably agree: buying stocks is the easy part. The hard part is knowing when to sell. Read past columns: Are there NYSE-listed stocks under $1 a share? Why do investors sell in May and go away? Despite market rally, several stocks have posted big losses Investors learn the hard way precious metals can be risky Advertisement <
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