Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - June 24

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Editor's Picks IRS 'innocent spouse' rules can be tough IRS increases gas mileage deduction at midyear Fixed mortgage rates hold steady near yearly lows Demystifying cloud computing for consumers Sad summer ahead for teen employment As e-waste piles up, disposal issues grow Cash buyers are kings in weak home-sales market Home sales at 2011 low as few first-time buyers make deals Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block Prepaid cards are getting cheaper, but still flawed Investing / John Waggoner Funds whip inflation with stocks, commodities, currencies		The Z-score is a measure that helps tell you how likely it is for a company to go bankrupt within the next few years. Read past columns: Which is better for investors: Brokerage or mutual fund? Is Social Security an investment Ponzi scheme? How long will Groupon's IPO take to come public? Reverse mergers can be potentially dangerous for investors Advertisement <
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