Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - October 21

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Editor's Picks High gas prices trap more Americans Finding info on bank fees may take digging Maximum 401(k) contribution rises to $17,000 next year Home sales fall, mortgage rates little changed Wall St. protesters have money problem: Too much of it Social Security benefits to increase 3.6% Stocks in Crocs, other fashion shoemakers, take a hit Student loans outstanding will exceed $1 trillion this year Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block Some things to consider before switching your bank Investing / John Waggoner Is your company in trouble? Audit fees can be an early clue		What large debts does General Electric still owe the federal government and what does that mean for the stock? Read past columns: Is there a Tea Party investment portfolio? Shareholders are demanding more from corporate profits Investors question wisdom of 10% rate of return rule Are there better ways to invest in solar than Solyndra? Advertisement <
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