Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - September 7

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Editor's Picks Coca-Cola will cannonball into the drink drops business Kmart and Sears will drop all layaway fees year-round ECB bond-buying plan eases Europe fiscal worries What's hot in the shifting collectibles market Many card companies dumping credit-protection plans Pet adoption can cost a lot more than you might think Inflation fears, looming fiscal cliff send gold soaring Financial crisis ushers in 'The Age of Safety' for investors Money Features Investing / John Waggoner How investors can profit from pessimism with gold stocks		If you own less than 10% of a company, and are not an officer nor director, your stock trading is between you and your broker. Read past columns: How can I invest in natural gas now that prices have tanked? Corporate defaults are on the rise Recent stock rally's low trading volume sparks unreal fears Ask Matt: How valuable is back-testing for investors? Advertisement <
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