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They kind of want this all taken care of. but they want to publicly put up stand and say we will take over when we have the gavel. what do we think? that this is going to get funded? they will put and get it done before they have to hit the holiday break? >> it looks that way. one of the biggest motivators that congress has is getting home for christmas. i can i can remember one time leaving my who was at midnight as fireworks were going off because it was new year's eve. that's unusual in washington but we see the holidays get threatened more and more. members of congress and senators take it...

To 401(k) rules, an unprecedented boost on how much you can save for retirement coming from the irs. starting next year, you can contribute $2,000 or roughly 9.8% more into your retirement account. the new cap, $22,500. contribution limits to traditional iras and after-tax rocket iras boosted as well. it's due to inflation. it comes days after agencies announced changes for the tax brackets next year. the upshot for anyone with earned income, a likely boost in take-home pay. if you're looking to buy a home, you might want to think again, at least right now. this wheat mortgage rates saw anot...

Across the country, prompting warnings from health officials. so the irs is making changes to 401(k) rules. there is an unprecedented boost to how much you can save for your retirement now. starting next year you can contribute $2,000 or roughly 9.8% more into your retirement accounts. the new cap is $22,500. >> that's a pretty significant hike. contribution limits to traditional iras and after-tax roth iras boosted as well to $6500. the jump is largely due to inflation and comes days after the agency announced changes to tax brackets for next year. so the upshot for anyone with earned incom...

The Colorado Secretary of State adopted new campaign finance regulations Friday to implement contribution limits passed earlier this year.

>> but he literally said a year ago, i've made up my mind. probably a month ago, he said, the only decision is before the midterms or after. he introduces himself as the 45th and the 47th president. this guy, we know he's running for president. and you know we have to start following the rules of contribution limits once you've made up your mind. and that's why we're suing him. and i think at the end of the day, hopefully a federal election commission does what it should. >> i didn't know he introduced himself as the 47th president. i'm going to start doing that. that's a great introduction. t...