MoneyWatch.com: These Money-Making Tips Will Help you Analyze Last Year\'s Finances in Order to Lower Your Taxes in the Future

But DO File for an Extension; Ray Martin Explains All You Need to Know about the Process

4th Consecutive Monthly Reduction Raises Concern that U.S. Could Face Higher Interest Rates

FORT MYERS, Fla. - In April 14, 2010's installment of On the Money, WINK News brings you info on the post office's plans to offer extended hours in anticipation of the April 15 tax..

Millions of Families Facing Foreclosure Won\'t Receive Benefits of Administration\'s Bailout, Watchdog Says

Retail Spending Soars, Consumer Inflation Not a Factor and Businesses Anticipating Higher Shopper Demand

Auto Incentives Bolster Spending, But Gains Were Seen Across the Board; Consumer Prices Increase Modestly

Investment Bank Posts Unexpected Earnings in First Quarter

Fed Says Recovery Spreading, Retail Spending Is Up and Merchants are Optimistic - But Housing and Job Market Still Tenuous

Harry Smith spoke with economics correspondent Rebecca Jarvis about the government program designed to help struggling homeowners.

Consumer spending surged in March with Americans spending more in almost every category. And, JP Morgan Chase reported a 55 percent jump in income over the past 3 months. Anthony Mason reports.

In the lucky town that gets Google fiber, the Internet will be 100 times faster than today\'s. As John Blackstone reports, many towns are going to great lengths for a chance to receive Google fiber.

Despite a $1.1 trillion national deficit, Congress has managed to attach at least $16.5 billion in pork barrel spending projects to legislation this year. Nancy Cordes reports from Capitol Hill.

The Obama administration\'s vision for NASA has touched off a heated debate as to what is in store for space exploration. As Jeff Glor reports, mixed feelings are coming from some former astronauts.

As a new poll indicates that 18% percent of Americans now support the controversial tea party, CBS News\' Dean Reynolds reports on the statistics behind and background of the people who make up the movement.

Troubled Car Company Trying to Duplicate Consumer Report\'s Findings of Roll Overs on Sharp Turns

\"Early Show,\" AutoMD Team Up in Undercover Investigation into World of Car Repair

Fed Boss Says Economic Recovery Taking Hold But Won\'t Be Strong Enough to Quickly Drive Down Unemployment; Warns on Deficit

Navigating FAFSA, Grants, Loans, More

Issues Rare \"Don\'t Buy\" Warning, Says Tests of SUV\'s Electronic Stability Control Indicate Possibility of Roll-Over