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I.r.s. loves our current system because they're not paying you interest and you're learning nothing about taxes. which means you generally overpay. >> neil: do you buy the study that says tax rates will go up a lot? >> yes, so much your head will spin. >> roni deutsche, imagine you're blunt it your customers. >> yes, i am. >> you want to know how much you owe you uncle sam? plug in how much you make and see how much the government will take. also find out how much of your hard-earned cash is going to government programs. it's all your money, part of a special series all week on fox. we have an...

taxes go up. >> to a certain degree, you raise the upper rate to 70%. >> the top to 78? >> we're at 34. >> 39.6. >> i'm not convinced they'll go that way. we have -- unemployment is high but this is pretty sobering news if you put your money in the markets. we're going to get higher taxes, even if they don't raise the upper rate, higher gains taxes. >> show that again because i want to bring this to your attention. if everyone's rates were raised. that's where you go. but you don't think that's in the immediate cards. >> maybe not. but take this out because i think congress will be u...

- at the price you need. - today and tomorrow. that's our promise. that's ingredients for life. safeway. new evacuations, new concerns, historic flooding in the northeast shuts down parts of i-95, the main highway between new york and boston. bridges washed out, this one in rhode island on the verge of collapse. that's billion, with a "b." a new report finds the top 25 hedge fund managers each raked in an average of $1 billion last year while the economy suffered. this morning in an exclusive interview, treasury secretary tim geithner speaks out about america's frustration and when...

new evacuations, new concerns, historic flooding in the northeast shuts down parts of i-95, the main highway between new york and boston. bridges washed out, this one in rhode island on the verge of collapse. that's billion, with a "b." a new report finds the top 25 hedge fund managers each raked in an average of $1 billion last year while the economy suffered. this morning in an exclusive interview, treasury secretary tim geithner speaks out about america's frustration and when he thinks some of those lost jobs will be coming back. and, oops. a batter hits a foul ball into the s...

>> roni deutsche, tax lady, a quarter to 6:00 in sacramento. you still have time for a nap. thanks for waking us early for us and those tips are great. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. top stories in a moment. back after this.