The One Big Beautiful Bill triggers automatic $500B Medicare cuts under PAYGO, impacting seniors' healthcare access starting ...

The Republican-led 'One Big Beautiful Bill' could lead to automatic spending cuts, slashing up to $550 billion from Medicare ...

Thanks to the fact that they didn't put a PAYGO waiver in their MAGA Murder Bill, cuts could kick in automatically.

The deficits caused by the tax bill would the trigger the Statutory Pay-As-You-Go Act of 2010 and force billions in cuts to Medicare. However, Congress can block the implementation of the cuts.

Trump is waiting to see if Congress passes a PAYGO wavier before signing. If they do not, he will sign the tax bill in 2018 so the Medicare cuts don't go into effect until 2019.

The letter from the CBO said the cuts in 2018 would total $136 billion, including slashing the budget to core programs like Medicare. The CBO said Paygo would force a cut of $25 billion from ...

The PAYGO fight roiling House Democrats, explained. ... among others, are included in the sequester. Cuts to Medicare are capped at 4 percent, about $25 billion per year, ...

Medicare provides health insurance for about 68 million older adults and people with disabilities. ... (“PAYGO”) Act, which requires any spending to be offset by automatic cuts, ...

Republican leaders are giving assurances to Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) that their tax bill will not trigger an automatic $25 billion cut to Medicare, after a report from the Congressional Budget ...

Even with PAYGO, this year's 8 percent growth in discretionary spending (the third consecutive year of such growth), and its $110 billion growth in Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid would ...

Consider the case of the Medicare drug bill. Had PAYGO been in place in 2003, it likely would have prevented this unaffordable expansion of government.

Medicare payments to providers and prescription drug plans would be cut by the maximum of 4 percent. 18 Opponents of the bill could use the threat of a huge sequester under statutory PAYGO to try ...