Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - June 10

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Editor's Picks Retailers respond as value mania hits even the well-to-do Investors would rather pay commissions than fees Visa makes two moves into mobile banking Wet spring will likely cut corn crop, prices will stay high Fixed mortgage rates drop for an eighth straight week SUVs safer than ever, but small cars still perilous Soaring inflation? Not with 9% unemployment Senate lets the Fed slash debit card fees paid to banks Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block Private student loans vs. federal student loans Investing / John Waggoner Investing: Why bank stocks went bust		Kronos Worldwide is in the business of whitening and brightening its customers by producing titanium dioxide pigments. Read past columns: Ways to make money with your account's uninvested cash IPOs jump 12% on average on first day of trading this year Are there downsides to stocks that pay large dividends? Should stocks of firms accused of overcharging be avoided? Advertisement <
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