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Covid relief bill may trigger $36 billion cut to Medicare, higher student loan fees

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Start date Feb 27, 2021

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Feb 27, 2021

Covid relief bill may trigger $36 billion cut to Medicare, higher student loan fees

A $1.9 trillion Covid relief bill backed by Democrats may cause automatic cuts in certain programs like Medicare to control federal deficits.

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