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December 7

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Surprising tips for car shopping in Internet age Car buyers don't really want lowest prices, online sites say; contrarian calls that bogus Investing: How should I prepare for fiscal cliff? What to do with your portfolio while you wait for Congress to fix the fiscal cliff. Ask Matt: What happens to my shares of Kodak? If you have to ask this question, you've held onto a stock too long. ADVERTISEMENT

More HEADLINES markets 2013: Wall St. is split on how stocks will fare Gazing into Wall Street's crystal ball shows stocks could rally 15% or fall 2%. Personal Finance Kids can pitch business ideas to Warren Buffett Second annual contest is open to kids age 7 through 16. business Mortgage rates tick up, above record low Average on 30-year loans is 3.34%, up from 3.32% last week. columnist Ask Matt: Tolerance for risk is key to investing Ask Matt: Can I invest freelance money more aggressively? columnist Ask Matt: What firms would go if Texas secedes? Currently, 51 stocks in the Standard & Poor's 500 hail from the Lone Star State. politics Mortgage deduction is popular, but few claim it The mortgage deduction is a popular pillar of tax policy, even though only 25% claim it. Personal Finance Video ATMs let customers interact remotely In an age where more customers prefer to bank online, banks look to keep branches relevant   See More on USATODAY.com

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