B-physics results from the CDF Collaboration based on data
collected during the Tevatron run 1A and 1B are presented.  In particular
we discuss the measurements of B meson masses and lifetimes, the limits
set on rare B decay branching ratios and B_0 Bbar_0 mixing results obtained
with both time-integrated and time-evolution analysis.  We use the current
results to extrapolate CDF B-physics prospects to the end of run 1 and to
the future high luminosity run II.