Econwatch: Spooky October

The Labor Department is changing the rules for 401K plans, which account for $4.3 trillion in retirement savings. CBSMoneyWatch.com's editor-at-large Jill Schlesinger explains how it could affect you.

Greece strikes a deal on a new austerity program, a deal has been reached between the U.S. government and the nation's five biggest mortgage lenders, and weekly jobless claims dropped to the lowest level in almost four years. Ashely Morrison reports.

MoneyWatch editors Jill Schlesinger and Jack Otter speak with Barron's editor Beverly Goodman about how a new federal law will help employees save for retirement.

More than 20,000 activists protesting job and spending cuts in Greece shut down schools, banks, and transportation systems; Sprint took a big loss when it picked up the iPhone; And new McDonald's restaurants revenue is up. Ashely Morrison reports.

California and New York are the key holdouts in a settlement over foreclosure abuses, Ben Bernake will address the European debt crisis, and the EU is demanding new cost cuts before it hands over more money to Greece. Ashley Morrison reports.

The bad news: It's time to start prepping for tax day. The good news: You have two extra days this year. CBS MoneyWatch editor-at-large, Jill Schlesinger has some smart and simple suggestions for getting yourself organized.