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Other carriers? >> they are start to go add-on the fees. they are known as the traditional low cost but they have the biggest number of routes but they are starting to add a lot of fees and their flights arent that much of a discount. >> jetblue ended up being a discount airline we ait is gett as pricey. >> many travelers might pay more for air fair because they know in the end it may be less after the fees. >> a lot of people are upgrading to 4 g for the cellular networks but it is leading to b...

Of our gross domestic product and thats going to increase from 30 to 31%, over the next 8 to 10 years. so once again, we have to look at spending in washington, d.c. but here in january, you see with the payroll tax cut that was taken from 4.2%, went back to 6.2%. you have a lot of people seeing that missing rev new and their paychecks as limp have you 8 new taxes from the affordable care act -- that will be hitting all americans. >> i guess if i were a member of congress or -- i would hope or t...

Almost retrograde g.d.p. number, you have a federal government that spending 25% of our degrees domestic product and that is going to increase from 30-31% over the next eight to ten years. once again, we have to look at the spending that is being done up in washington, d.c. here in january you see with the payroll tax cut that was taken from 4.2%, went back to 6.2%. you have a lot of people seeing that missing revenue in their state checks. you have eight new taxes from the affordable care act. ...

Back later, it was so embarrassing that former governor schwarzenegger didnt want to publish it and we had to force it out. the total cost, hurts small business compliance costs are about $134,000 a year for the state of california. >> clayton: no wonder, people doesnt want to open up and start business there is in california. i want to know what is texas doing right that california is not. put up statistics. the poverty rate 16.5% versus california 23%. unemployment texas 6.2%, remember during ...

Coming up, most american workers got their first paycheck of the new year on friday and they probably noticed it was a little bit smaller. sfwhapd well, in order to boost the economy back in 2010, congress lowered the social security tax withholding rate to 4.2% instead of the usual 6.2% for 2011 and 2012. it was called a payroll tax holiday and meant more money in the average paycheck but as of january 1st, the holidays officially over cause congress did not extend it during the end of the year...

Withholding rate to 4.2% instead of the usual 6.2% for 2011 and 2012. it was called a payroll tax holiday and meant more money in the average paycheck but as of january 1st, the holidays officially over cause congress did not extend it during the end of the year fiscal cliff debate. what did that mean for your friday pay stub? every $25,000 in annual salary, up to the threshold of $113,700, you will be paying $500 more in payroll taxes every year a work with a 15i7 -- $75,000 annual saw fridays ...

Welcome back. for many people, todays the first payday of the year but the checks are lighter than usual. the american taxpayer relief act that helped the country avoid the worst of the fiscal cliff did not include an extension of the payroll tax holiday so the fica tax going up to 6.2%. so just how much is that for the average worker? joining me now with details, cnbcs eamon javers. i went on social media and couldnt believe how many people are talking about this. sticker shock and ticked a few...

Confused how much will be taken out or they didnt know a tax hike was companying. anchor of bulls & bears joins me now. >> they talked about many in the middle class not being hit by tax increases but those people, were they affected bit loss much the payroll tax holiday? >>guest: absolutely. everyone who says there has been no tax hike is not getting it because basically this really does hit the middle class the most. essentially, for the last two years we had a "holiday" paying only 4.2 percen...

If you just got your first paycheck of the new year you probably didnt like what you saw. did you notice that your check shrunk a bit. what is chipping away the at your check. >> greta, have you checked your paycheck today? you might want to and every american, because its 2% less than last week. thats right, as part of the fiscal cliff, the payroll tax rose from 4.2% to 6.2% today. and it affects every working american. >> peter, whats this all mean? >> well, the last two years washington agree...

Way below. to middle class level. the average person is going to pay more taxes. >> never on the table. the payroll tax was never on the table as part of the negotiations. our own griff jenkins has more on exactly how much we are going it pay. did you check your paycheck today? you may want to. every american for that matter. its 2% less than it was last week. thats right u as part of the fiscal cliff the payroll tax rose from 4.2% to 6.2% today. it effects every working american. >> so, peter, ...