Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - August 19

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Editor's Picks Burger King freshens fast-food image, kicks King to the curb Mortgage rates make new lows, but nobody cares In-law units help homeowners pay bills, care for relatives Investors flee stock funds at rate not seen since 2008 panic Rules would require clear health insurance info New ethanol blend raises ire of car buffs More consumers paying credit card bills on time Judge takes Ball Park-Oscar Mayer hot dog fight with relish Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block More homeowners shorten mortgage terms Investing / John Waggoner Thanks to the Fed, you'll only get income with extra risk		Shares of Skullcandy, even before they started to trade, were first sold to select investors by the investment bankers. Read past columns: Analyzing most active stocks can provide investing clues What to do if you haven't saved anything for retirement Why are some dividends qualified and others aren't? Investors search for patterns in stock movements Advertisement <
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