Marketplace Money Stories

Tess Vigeland takes comments from listeners, including their positive experiences with banks, and their opinions about a consumer protection agency and our coverage of the new Hollywood futures exchange.

Kiplinger's Kevin McCormally joins Tess Vigeland just in time for tax season, and answers listeners' pressing questions.

Things don't always go as planned for retirees moving to places like Bend, Ore. Ethan Lindsey reports.

Kathy Kristof of CBS MoneyWatch joins Tess Vigeland to answer listener questions, including how U.S. citizens working overseas can save for retirement.

Consumer Reports' Noreen Perrotta talks with Tess Vigeland about the right way to switch banks.

A New Jersey company says it's come up with a way to keep people from defaulting on their underwater mortgages. Jeremy Hobson reports.

Tess Vigeland talks with MSN columnist Jim Jubak about last year's stock market plunge, whether people who chose to get out of stocks made the right decision, and the recovery since then.

What happens when President Obama discusses war, credit card interest rates, and popularity polls with a few former presidents? Just listen to the folks from Saturday Night Live.

There's likely to be a new offering in the futures market — betting on how well a movie will do at the box office. Tess Vigeland finds out how it would work from Richard Jaycobs, president of the Cantor Exchange.

Listeners react to our story about the new kind of video surfacing on YouTube — "hauls" where shoppers describe their loot — inspiring one mother to create her own.