Mortgage rates fall again; Japan rises

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May 3

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Ask Matt: Finding companies with revenue growth Q: Which large companies posted the most revenue growth in 2012? Rising in the East: Fund managers rediscover Japan Mutual fund managers are discovering Japan. 15-year mortgages at record low 2.56% avg. 30-year loan average also fell, to 3.35% last week. ADVERTISEMENT

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