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Pay-As-You-Go” or PAYGO rules and laws require offsets for new tax cuts and mandatory spending so they do not add to the debt ...
Earlier this month, the President signed the 2025 reconciliation law – also known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA) ...
Railing against the provisions in the “One big beautiful bill” that the Congressional Budget Office estimates will increase ...
Today, July 30, the Medicare and Medicaid programs celebrate their 60th birthdays. That means that Medicare is only five years away from being eligible for itself.
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As we approach the 60th anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid, we should be celebrating. Instead we’re mourning — because Republicans have finally found a way to gut these popular programs through ...
Public pensions don’t have to be fully funded to be sustainable, paper finds The ‘PAYGO’ principle that applies to Social Security is also appropriate for state and local pensions, these ...
Congress should change its scorekeeping and PAYGO rules to allow CBO to use accrual-based accounting when scoring health care policies with significant future effects.
The official figure that CBO confirms is $535 billion in cuts to Medicare,” Boyle continued, adding that the bill doesn’t waive statutory PAYGO.
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Republicans are selling a provision of the debt ceiling deal as a way to limit health agencies’ power to spend. But it has major loopholes.
RCP's Phil Wegmann asked Office of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young how often the administration would take advantage of their right to waive PAYGO (pay-as-you-go) offset requirements ...