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| | | ... costs. Over a typical financial year, if member contributions don't cover all of Spirit Super's operational expenses, the deficit is balanced using its reserves. However, some of the expenses over the 2021-22 financial year, which was met using reserves ... |
| | | | ... McCarthy had indicated was they would keep spending level, and this would therefore prevent too much additional budget deficit taking hold," he said. "So, there are issues with raising the debt ceiling continually. The US needs to get on top of its expenditure ... |
| | | | ... relative to our expectations further supports the stable outlook." On a general government basis, Fitch forecasted the fiscal deficit to narrow to 1.2% of GDP in FY23, ending June 2023, from 3.8% in FY22. "The federal government is set to achieve its ... |
| | | | ... single principal carers, whose youngest child is under 14 years of age. Chalmers boasted a small surplus but warned that a deficit in the short term is imminent. In the superannuation sector, Chalmers delivered no major surprises but flagged that the ... |
| | | | ... before the year 2000 to see these debt interest rate payments being above the 1% GDP barrier. Australia's annual budget deficit position is even rosier. Australia's 2022-23 underlying cash surplus is an enviable 0.2% of GDP in the black. In the US, their ... |
| | | | ... The federal government has delivered a small surplus of $4.2 billion for 2022-23, the first in 15 years, but structural deficit challenges continue to pose a threat to long-term fiscal stability. Treasurer Jim Chalmers touted the surplus and smaller ... |
| | | | ... down the budget on Tuesday, we won't be getting much in the way of new money injected into the economy, the budget deficit has been shrinking because the government's been collecting a little bit more money than they expected. I think they'll ... |
| | | | ... director Asia Pacific Anne-Marie Gulde-Wolf said Australia should look to grow its consumption tax in order to restore the deficit. Chalmers dismissed the recommendation and, when questioned on his reasons said that from his point of view there are "distributional ... |
| | | | ... home in the aged pension assets and residential aged care means tests. With Australia on course for 25 straight years of deficit, estimated to total about $50 billion a year by 2030 or 2% of GDP, Grattan Institute said the government must cut wasteful ... |
| | | | ... balance cap and the introduction of concessional, and non-concessional caps, among other reforms. Now the government's large deficit has prompted it to explore different revenue streams, and with the super pool containing $3.5 trillion, even minor changes ... |
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