it s not rocket science. it s just common sense. from td ameritrade. gretchen: the next government mandate dictating how much you can save for retirement when president obama unveils his budget tomorrow, it s expected to include this limit on retirement funds for wealthy people to what he deems to be reasonable. stuart varney is here from the fox business network. so what is the limit going to be with somebody s ira? $3 million. $3 million cap when you combine your ira and your 401(k). if you as an individual have both, add it up to a total. it will be capped at $3 million.
healthcare reform he promised it would cut costs for all of us for americans. obama care may not be such a saving grace for young people. here to explain is fox business network diane mass is heed dau. an affordable care act division linking prices for older and younger patients could mean a 40 percent premium hike. they will only charge older people a maximum of three times what they charge younger people. as a result the report forecasts policyholders age 21 to 29 are looking at a 42 percent hike in premium costs. while those in their 30s can expect to pay 31 percent more. add it up and the authors say almost 4 million people pay more out of pocket insurance even if you account for preem why yous assistance. they pay comparable small
magazine and an msnbc political analyst. gentlemen, you re both pros. money, money talks. bs walks. you heard the old phrase. this time money didn t seem to talk, at least not in the general election, or at least not for senate and presidential. we ve been talking about the post-citizens united world with the super pacs, with their affiliated dark money groups and how they can collect unlimited amounts and add it up anonymously. anonymously to very little. i mean, the track record. rove s job, what he was telling people is he was going to take back the senate for the republican party. wasn t just winning the white house. the white house was going to, you know, depend on a whole lot of things, but his job, what he focused on was winning back the senate. there were others, the chamber of commerce spent north of $30 million. their rate of return according to the sunlight foundation, 5%. you go down the list of all these big super pacs, and they struck out left and right. let
john heilemann is with new york magazine and an msnbc political analyst. gentlemen, you re both pros. money, money talks. bs walks. you heard the old phrase. this time money didn t seem to talk, at least not in the general election, or at least not for senate and presidential. we ve been talking about the post-citizens united world with the super pacs, with their affiliated dark money groups and how they can collect unlimited amounts and add it up anonymously. anonymously to very little. i mean, the track record. rove s job, what he was telling people is he was going to take back the senate for the republican party. wasn t just winning the white house. the white house was going to, you know, depend on a whole lot of things, but his job, what he focused on was winning back the senate. there were others, the chamber of commerce spent north of $30 million. their rate of return according to the sunlight foundation, 5%. you go down the list of all
amounts and add it up anonymously. anonymously to very little. rove s job, what he was telling people is he was going to take back the senate for the republican party. wasn t just winning the white house. the white house was going to, you know, depend on a whole lot of things, but his job, what he focused on was winning back the senate. there were others, the chamber of commerce spent north of $30 million. their rate of return according to the sunlight foundation, 5%. you go down the list of all these big super pacs, and they struck out left and right. let s go, john heilemann, larger universal look at this. i heard the other night, must have been yesterday, a producer told me executive producer said no democrat office holder lost yesterday on tuesday. is that true? all the incumbents got re-elected. is that still there? did that end up being true for the whole night? i don t know if that s true, chris. congress people, members of congress and senators, the big office h