Personal Finance from USATODAY.com - November 19

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Editor's Picks 'Hot money' may overheat emerging markets Hearing brings more censure for handling of foreclosures More than Snooki: N.J. ranks high for innovative companies Americans plan to maintain their level of charitable giving Energy rebates on appliances don't move water heaters Pension insurer PBGC deficit up 4.5% to $23B Lead in reusable grocery bags prompts call for federal inquiry Companies quit printing white-pages phone books Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block Health savings accounts make insurance sense for many Investing / John Waggoner Should you try to play the currency market?		Q: Should I continue to hold onto the 100 shares of Western Digital(WDC) that I bought for $4 a share? Read past columns: Online brokerages aren't just for day traders any more Total return is more than share price, it includes dividends Instead of investing in Brazil, buy shares of a BRIC fund Protecting your stocks with Good-Til-Canceled orders Advertisement <
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