H. R. 9716 is a plan that says two times a year, the people who watch over the country's money must tell everyone how much money they think will be needed. Plus, once a year, the President has to share important numbers about the country's money with Congress, like a report card.

H. R. 766 wants to change how the government counts money saved by keeping people healthy, and it gives a special helper the power to decide if new ideas will save money in the future, but it doesn't give clear rules on how to do this.

The "Do Our Job Act" wants to make sure that the people in the House of Representatives can’t take long breaks until they finish their important money-related tasks each year. It tries to keep them working on these until everything is decided, so they can't just leave work unfinished.

H.R. 9735, called the "Responsible Budgeting Act," is like a rule that lets the country's leaders automatically adjust how much the country can borrow if they agree on a money plan, but if they don't, the President can make a suggestion on how to borrow enough money, and everyone must decide quickly if they agree with the plan.