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...bill may also help. Next year a special "catch-up" provision lets workers 50 and older contribute an extra $1,000 to their 401(k)s, increasing $1,000 each year to $5,000 by 2006. For IRAs, the limits are $500 in 2002 through 2005 and $1,000 after that...
...cost of $52 billion in tax revenues over 10 years, gradually raise tax-deferred contribution limits for IRAs from $2,000 to $5,000 by 2004 and for 401(k)s from $10,500 to $15,000 by 2006. People age 50 and over would get special "catch-up" provisions raising their contribution limits more quickly - but the legislation would leave in place some income limits that prevent some middle-to-upper-income people from participating...
With the rare opportunity to choose the background music of choice, cars give stressed-out Americans an opportunity to catch up on each others’ lives. Much like any other change of gears, these Catch-Up Car Confabulations do not spontaneously begin the moment the engine guns; it certainly take a few minutes for passengers to adjust to the intimate car environment. But a comfortable silence or light chatter marks the build up to a true Car Confabulation, imitating any other form of human intimacy...
...Catch-Up Car Confabulations are particularly common between parents and children. Such rides can prove to be repetitive, featuring identical conversation through eight years of primary schooling. For example...
Still, the car is one of the few arenas where people can genuinely connect with each other, free from other distractions. The Catch-Up Car Confabulation is really just a 21st century showing of care and love—troubled relationships always feature silent car rides. Once the door opens, the spell is lost. Like a phone ending a much-need nap, the occupants are thrust back into the loud realities of the non-car world, and the Car Confabulation is terminated until the next ride...