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Editor's Picks Can S&P 500 stay above 1300 this time? J.C. Penney slashing prices on all merchandise Tax bill can depend on source of income Seniors decide retirement doesn't suit them, keep working Florida primary turns spotlight on housing bust's fallout Puts? Calls? Options don't have to be baffling for investors What tax reform? Many 2010 tax breaks still in place The IRS audit: Basic facts about taxpayers' worst nightmare Money Features Your Money / Sandra Block College students face stiff competition for financial aid Investing / John Waggoner Investing: A good fund for your kids? Maybe a midcap		New tax rules pass much of the responsibility of tracking the cost basis on stocks to brokerage firms. Read past columns: Ask Matt: What energy pipeline stocks pay large dividends? Ask Matt: Should I invest in Green Mountain Coffee Roasters? Betting on a single stock can be a risky strategy Ask Matt: How are "death stocks," like funeral homes, doing? Advertisement <
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