higher. the house planning to vote and reject a proposal to increase the nation's debt ceiling. the measure would lift the current debt ceiling without conditions like spending cuts. home prices could hit a new low in the 20 largest metropolitan areas. according to the "new york times" the standard & poor's case-shiller index will show home prices dipped below the lows reached two years ago. the "l.a. times" reporting americans last year put $9 billion into government-run college savings plans, known as 529 plans. that's up from $5 billion in 2008. experts say one reason for the pick up, parents fearing their kids won't be able to go to college, won't be able to afford it. summer bummer, budget cuts forcing cities from new york to sacramento to shut down their community pools. by doing so the cities say they're able to save tens of thousands of dollars on insurance, operations and maintenance costs. for news about your money check out cnnmoney.com. coming up protecting your identity in the internet cloud. after hearing about recent security breaches, a special report you won't want to miss.