A preview of the site is available at www.MoneyWatch.com. CBS says the personal finance property will be expanded and featured throughout CBS broadcast, radio and mobile platforms. The site will carry business and financial news from CBS Evening News, 60 Minutes and The Early Show.

MoneyWatch.com sections will include:

The Big Picture, which will focus on how economic changes effects people.

Human Capital will cover topics about career strategies, income security and balancing work/life.

Investing will feature columnist and bloggers who offer financial advice.

Your Future will offer advice on financial planning and retirement planning.

Editorial director of the site will be Eric Schurenberg, the former editor of Money Magazine.

"The penalty for not knowing what do with your money has never been higher," said Schurenberg. "MoneyWatch.com’s editorial mission is to help you build and preserve wealth from the day you earn your first paycheck to the day you spend your last dime or leave your heirs as millionaires. The process begins with smart decisions about your most important asset — your earning power.