PHILLIPS: Well, we're moments away from the closing bell on Wall Street. Ali Velshi standing by to crunch the numbers. But first, folks at H&R; Block face a little bit of an extra headache this tax season. I asked them ...</s>ALI VELSHI, CNN ANCHOR: What's the wait?</s>PHILLIPS: Are you ready? Are you finished?</s>VELSHI: I -- you know, I don't want to trigger any kind of investigation by chatting with you too much about this, Kyra, but I'm not always on top of these things as quickly as I should be. Hopefully I'll be able to make the deadline this year. Anybody from the IRS who's listening to this, pay to no attention to me. However they've been paying some attention to H&R; Block in the past, and this morning, in fact, New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer launched a lawsuits against H&R; Block for $250 million. Here's how it goes. It says that in helping some people prepare their tax returns, they encouraged them to open this particular kind of IRA account. And it was a kind of a account that gave very little interest, and as a result of that, the fees on that account ended up costing these people more -- 85 percent of the hundreds of thousands of people who opened these accounts ended up losing money in the end. Attorney General Eliot Spitzer wants them to cough up $250 million. H&R; Block says, don't blame us, people actually did better as a result of those accounts. So we're going to be tracking that story, Kyra.
Eliot Spitzer Files Lawsuit Against H&R; Block