Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - September 9

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Editor's Picks Mortgage rates fall to lowest level since 1950s, few qualify Fewer people choose to be self-employed Coming loan changes could squeeze high-priced home markets Talk of slowdown causes recession in market confidence 'Buy American' gets new emphasis Websites selling daily deals lose luster Rebuilding after Irene? Watch for contractor scams Some banks step up to help victims of Hurricane Irene Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block Some 403(b) retirement plan advice for teachers Investing / John Waggoner Investing: Know the ins and outs of international funds		Despite the combination of Lucent and Alcatel, the company continues to struggle. Read past columns: How do you find out which stocks your ETF owns? Are stocks the best option when saving for college? How can I tell if I'm saving enough for retirement? Volatile market has been bad news for IPOs Advertisement <
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