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Market, there are two sectors actually above 90 and that is public utilities and energy. and now he wants to trash energy. people should look at their iras and for a 1k. when the stock market plummets, savings have plummeted and if you like this vote democrat but i want to put out a warning, guys, which is this i keep hearing people on the network talk about this great tsunami and great wave. we will win 56 seats in the senate and i sure as hope so but the way you win 56 seats is not to say that you will win 56 seats. here is from the "washington examiner" this morning, democrats and 22 millio...

Let's factor in people who have seen their iras, not a woman like that necessarily, seen their iras go down 20, 25%, it's tough. you got to scare people and make it about the republicans that are crazy people, but even with the pending crazy, when you can't afford to buy the stuff that you were able to buy a year or two or three years ago, it's tough, tough sledding. i hate to be negative mini over here. i don't know what that means, but i'm really scared about a blood bath ten days from now. >> amanda rivera as you saw the canvasser say is the exact type of people they are speak to go, seven ...

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 Internal Revenue Service is boosting the amount that Americans can plow into their retirement plans next year amid a surge in inflation.