Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - February 10

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Editor's Picks Mortgage deal is broadest action taken in foreclosure crisis U.S. median household income up 4% at end of 2011 Questions and answers on the mortgage settlement Valentine's Day shoppers spending more this year Tassimo coffeemakers, discs recalled over burn risk Stocks are up, but they're still cheap What impels someone to start a stock mutual fund today? Out-of-network costs up as insurers tie payment to Medicare Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block When a tax audit isn't an audit, and why you should care Investing / John Waggoner Closed-end funds can be hidden gems		A stock split is largely an accounting event. After a stock split, investors wind up with additional shares of a company. Read past columns: Ask Matt: ETFs can help investors snatch some big dividends What should I do with my shares of Kodak? Light a fire? Ask Matt: Are stocks really cheap right now? Worried about banks? Keeping your money safe Advertisement <
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