Personal Finance Highlights

Jason Cochran, Executive Editor of AOL Travel and Editor-at-Large at WalletPop.com, shared with Rebecca Jarvis some useful websites, smartphone apps and tips on finding the cheapest gas.

Did you ended up owing taxes this year and need more time to pay? Ray Martin explains 3 ways to settle your debt with the IRS.

Finance Expert, Farnoosh Torabi, spoke with Russ Mitchell about some commonly overlooked deductions and how to reclaim your hard earned cash.

Janet Bodnar shows you could make money out of your throwaways.

With college costs continuing to rise, many students and parents fear that a good education will require big loans. Not so, says Ray Martin. Here are his tips for spending less on school.

There can be advantages to taking a loan from your 401(k) plan. Ray Martin explains the pros and cons of tapping your retirement account for cash.

This episode covers how to use a coupon code in a shopping cart system. It's normally pretty simple, but sometimes even the simplest of things can become tedious, so it's nice to have a refresher from time to time. :) We hope this will save you hassles when you purchase something and allow you to get the discounts you deserve.

Tips and advice for personal finance from the Dolans. This video focus' on when is the best time to buy stocks and how to start doing it.

Learn these ten electronics retail tricks and how they lure you to buy things you may not need.

New traders and investors can sometimes make costly mistakes. Rick Swope of The Pro Market Advisors describes the top 5 most-common investing and trading mistakes and gives you some simple advice on how to avoid them.

Buying organic foods and products cost more, but for many health conscious Americans, it's worth the extra money. Still, with so many people on a budget, which are the most important items to buy organic and which can you skip? CBS News' Alexis Christoforous reports from New York.

Chris Wragge speaks with ShopSmart Magazine's Lisa Lee Freeman about how to buy cheaper online.

More and more women are running the household finances these days. Who better, than our own financial expert to lay out an easy guide for managing money for the family.

Better hits the streets to get the latest in money saving tips from different people of all walks of life.

Whether you are scraping pennies or living large, we all need a healthy balance in life, so why not start with creating a budget that is right for you. Pam Kruger, host of Money Track is here to teach us a valuable lesson in budgeting 101.