Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - September 30

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Editor's Picks Bank of America joins banks charging monthly debit card fees Fixed mortgage rates fall to record lows Home aid program won't hit its target Investors strike out when buying last year's winners Proposed airline ticket tax bump has tempers soaring Survey: Health insurance costs surge in 2011 Spring buying boosts home prices, market still sluggish Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block Your Money: Act to avoid bank services fees Investing / John Waggoner Investing: What can happen if the bond bull goes bust?		If you want evidence of the global economy, you can see it on a stock chart. U.S. and Asian markets are increasingly tied at the hip. Read past columns: Is 10 years really a long-term horizon for investors? Apple's stock holds up despite departure of Steve Jobs How have the top ETFs of 2010 performed so far this year? Ask Matt: Measuring the performance of investments Advertisement <
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