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Forbes· 2025-10-03 10:05
As Congress Fights Over Benefits, Here’s A Quick Look At Medicare And Medicaidhttps://t.co/Bs043RNjrt https://t.co/5K5xLG5wjM ...
How the government shutdown may affect your money
CNBC Television· 2025-10-02 15:15
Government Shutdown Impact - Hundreds of thousands of non-essential federal workers will be furloughed, impacting their regular paychecks, though retroactive pay is expected [1] - A government shutdown lasting less than approximately 2 weeks is projected to have minimal financial and economic repercussions [2] - Social Security and Medicare benefits are expected to continue without interruption during the shutdown [3] - Disruptions are anticipated in certain government services, including some Social Security services, housing programs, nutrition assistance, and veteran claims [3] - National parks and monuments will be closed during the shutdown [4] - Potential disruptions to travel plans may occur due to TSA agents and air traffic controllers possibly not reporting to work without pay [4] - The federal flood insurance program will be closed to new policies during the shutdown, potentially affecting home buyers needing flood insurance to secure a mortgage [5] - Healthcare premiums for millions are indirectly affected by government shutdown negotiations, with potential doubling in 2026 if enhanced subsidies are not extended [5][6] - Market analysts suggest the stock market has generally been resilient during past government shutdowns [6] - Market analysts suggest potential market dips during the shutdown could present buying opportunities for investors [7]
How will the government shutdown actually impact you
NBC News· 2025-10-01 22:10
Overnight, Capitol Hill put up a big close for business sign. I'm sure when you woke up this morning, you had a lot of questions about how this is going to impact your daily life, like, "What about my mom's Medicaid? Will my 401k be affected?" Maybe you asked, "Why do I even need to care?" So, we decided to phone some friends around NBC News and get some of these questions answered for you. I'm a little less worried about Wall Street because Wall Street stock market prices reflect corporate profits and comp ...
‘Fast Money’ traders talk opportunities in health care stocks
CNBC Television· 2025-10-01 21:48
Pharmaceutical Sector Analysis - The pharmaceutical space has been under pressure, leading to cheaper multiples [1] - The industry is attractive due to its lack of correlation with AI and strong balance sheets [2] - Healthcare sector positioning is underweight, providing sustainability [3][4] - Medicare's low percentage of revenues for the sector makes government negotiation a win [5] - Valuations of many companies are at multi-year EPS relative value [6] Company Specifics (Fizer) - Fizer's deal with Metera and mid-stage readout of the long-acting GLP1 drug are turning points [7] - Fizer has allocated 70 billion USD for R&D and capex spend [5] Market Dynamics - Generalist investors are overweight in technology and may rotate into the pharmaceutical space [10] - The market doesn't care about a government shutdown [14] Valuation - Bristol is trading at 85 times next year's earnings, and Merc is probably about the same [9] - Giving Bristol a 12 multiple quickly makes it a 72 USD stock, and Merc a 120 USD stock [9]
Jeffries Says GOP Healthcare Crisis Is Devastating
Bloomberg Television· 2025-10-01 19:12
Democrats have repeatedly made clear. We are ready to sit down with anyone at any time and at any place in order now to reopen the government to enact a spending agreement that meets the needs of the American people. And to address the devastating Republican health care crisis.That has caused extraordinary harm on people all across the country. In rural America, working class America, urban America, small town America, the heartland of America and black and brown communities throughout America. The Republic ...
Steve Rattner: GOP doesn't talk about repealing Obamacare, but that is what they are doing
MSNBC· 2025-10-01 16:27
GOP is repeating what the New York Times calls a new and misleading talking point that Democrats are shutting down the government to fund free health care for unauthorized immigrants. The false assertion, false, has been repeated by Vice President J. D.Vance and Speaker Mike Johnson along with the president himself. Here's what is important to note. Undocumented immigrants have long been prohibited from taxpayer funded Medicaid coverage except for treatment in emergency medical situations.They also do not q ...
Get The Most Out Of Medicare's Annual Enrollment Period
Fidelity Investments· 2025-10-01 14:51
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Pres. Trump's deal with Pfizer is pretty devastating to PBMs and insurance companies: John Lamattina
CNBC Television· 2025-10-01 11:34
President Trump announcing a deal with Fizer. The drug maker will be selling medication directly to consumers through a new website that's called Trump RX. The company won't face Pharma specific tariffs as long as it invests in US manufacturing.Joining us right now is John Lamatina. He is a senior partner at Pure Tech Health and he's also the author of multiple books on the industry including Pharma and Profits: Balancing Innovation, Medicine, and Drug Prices. He's also the former president of Fizer Global ...
Medicare open enrollment: get the best health care coverage for you.
Fidelity Investments· 2025-09-30 21:25
Whether you're new to Medicare or have been enrolled for years, open enrollment is your opportunity to review costs and coverage to make sure it’s the right plan for you. #Medicare #retirementplanning 1225954.1.0 ...
1.3 million people won't get paid if government shuts down, says PIMCO's Libby Cantrill
CNBC Television· 2025-09-30 18:58
Because when you hear shutdown, it's easy to assume that everything I mean the entire store is closed. Not the case. Let's welcome in Pimco's head of public policy, Libby Cantrill.Uh Libby, welcome. Um lot of 750,000 people, huge potential impact. But I do want to remind our audience that I think this is critical because a lot of people are scared.People get social security, they they use Medicare for healthcare. They're scared. Let's be very clear.During a quote shutdown, people still get social security. ...