The Medicare for America Act of 2024 wants to make sure everyone in the US can see a doctor for any health issue without worrying about bills, like when they need their teeth checked or feel sad. To pay for all this, it suggests some people with lots of money give a bit more, but some might not like that idea.

H.R. 2696 wants to help workers save money for when they stop working by giving them special savings accounts with extra money from the government. It sets rules to keep the saved money safe and makes sure that different people manage the money so no one person holds too much of it.

The "Responsible Legislating Act" is a set of rules from the government to help people, including soldiers who are leaving the army, and make sure things like school zones are safe and fair. It also decides how the government will spend money on technology and museums, and helps companies set up plans to save money for when their workers are old.

H.R. 8503, or the "DUALS Act of 2024," is a plan to help states make better healthcare programs for people who get both Medicare and Medicaid, and it also lets people choose their own medicine plans.

The DUALS Act of 2024 wants to help states make sure that people who can use both Medicare and Medicaid get better care by working together. It also wants to make sure that these people can understand and choose their healthcare plans, and not have to worry about hidden costs or problems with their personal information.

H.R. 7038 is a bill that plans to give older kids who were in foster care and left before they turned 16 a gift of $12,000 each year to help them live on their own. It asks the states to enroll these kids automatically into the program and teach them about managing money.

H.R. 9192 is a plan to make it easier for people who borrowed money for school to pay it back. It tries to automatically help those having trouble by using their income information to find a payment plan they can afford, but they need to know they can say no to sharing this information if they want.