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美股又休市？ 屌你老母今次仲休1.5日
真係每隔一個星期就最少休一日屌你老母 不如咪撚開啦
真係每隔一個星期就最少休一日屌你老母 不如咪撚開啦學阿拉伯文
揸的士必學
其實個名改得差
育兒基金好聽啲
又或者再減少所得稅免稅額咪得
育兒基金好聽啲
又或者再減少所得稅免稅額咪得
8000億 medical care spending cut
UNH?
UNH?
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2040年股災
不信騰：2025年已經told jor you
Nq 12000見
不信騰：2025年已經told jor you
Nq 12000見
一向建議讀馬恩列斯毛賽馬日投注額yoy成日都跌allin LC 二手車嘅話唔使做啦
嗰日係太陽黑子高峰期定係乜嘢九轉日？
美股邊會落地獄
架仔真係淨係識收割國民
關稅暫緩個deadline 呀
就算跌有taco侵係到一定大V
未傾好既99.9%俾多90日
未傾好既99.9%俾多90日
1. Medicaid Cuts (~$700–800 billion):
• Description: The OBBBA imposes stricter eligibility requirements, work requirements, and administrative reforms to reduce Medicaid spending, which supports healthcare for low-income, elderly, and disabled Americans. The House version introduces work requirements for childless adults without disabilities by the end of 2026, two years earlier than initially proposed. The Senate draft adds work requirements for adults with dependent children over 14 and reduces the Medicaid provider tax (a mechanism states use to draw federal matching funds) from 6% to 3.5% by 2031.
• Mechanisms:
• Work Requirements: Expands requirements for “able-bodied adults” up to age 64, with exemptions for parents of children under 14.
• Program Integrity: Removes deceased individuals from rolls, limits retroactive coverage from three months to one month, and freezes new provider taxes to prevent states from inflating federal cost-sharing.
• Eligibility Tightening: Reduces enrollment by enforcing stricter income and asset verification, potentially affecting 10.9 million Americans who may lose coverage by 2034.
• Estimated Savings: The CBO estimates $700–800 billion in Medicaid savings, the largest single category of cuts.
• Criticism: Six Nobel laureate economists, including Joseph Stiglitz and Paul Krugman, argue that these cuts disproportionately harm low-income households, increasing inequality and potentially pushing 3.9% lower after-tax incomes for the poorest 10% of Americans.
本身病緊囉subsidy班人，應該都自生自滅，保險又唔會so佢地
• Description: The OBBBA imposes stricter eligibility requirements, work requirements, and administrative reforms to reduce Medicaid spending, which supports healthcare for low-income, elderly, and disabled Americans. The House version introduces work requirements for childless adults without disabilities by the end of 2026, two years earlier than initially proposed. The Senate draft adds work requirements for adults with dependent children over 14 and reduces the Medicaid provider tax (a mechanism states use to draw federal matching funds) from 6% to 3.5% by 2031.
• Mechanisms:
• Work Requirements: Expands requirements for “able-bodied adults” up to age 64, with exemptions for parents of children under 14.
• Program Integrity: Removes deceased individuals from rolls, limits retroactive coverage from three months to one month, and freezes new provider taxes to prevent states from inflating federal cost-sharing.
• Eligibility Tightening: Reduces enrollment by enforcing stricter income and asset verification, potentially affecting 10.9 million Americans who may lose coverage by 2034.
• Estimated Savings: The CBO estimates $700–800 billion in Medicaid savings, the largest single category of cuts.
• Criticism: Six Nobel laureate economists, including Joseph Stiglitz and Paul Krugman, argue that these cuts disproportionately harm low-income households, increasing inequality and potentially pushing 3.9% lower after-tax incomes for the poorest 10% of Americans.
本身病緊囉subsidy班人，應該都自生自滅，保險又唔會so佢地
taco
要跟你學野
下星期又開少日市 又賺少日錢
陰乂陽乂唔知點擲
吉祥寺有咩好？
最近去過 見d女都幾正
最近去過 見d女都幾正