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Louisiana rainy day fund hits record high balance

(The Center Square) − Louisiana’s Budget Stabilization Fund — commonly known as the “rainy day fund” — has climbed to a record nearly $1.4 billion after another year of surplus rev...

Anambra seeks ₦70 billion from Nigeria’s stabilisation fund

An official with RMAFC said the stabilisation fund provides fiscal assistance in deserving circumstances, subject to established guidelines, available resources and appropriate app...

Your guide to Proposition 2: Lets leaders fatten 'rainy day' fund, reduces likelihood of taxpayer rebates

Prop 2 guide: California Democrats want to change the state constitution to allow them to deposit more money into budget reserves, creating another option to avoid giving excess re...

California's Proposition 2: A Rainy Day Fund Increase, or Making a Shell Game the State's Umbrella?

The Cyclically Adjusted Budget Balance

Improving through 2025Q3. But taking out the revenue associated with the illegal IEEPA tariffs, well… Figure 1: Federal budget balance excluding automatic stabilizers (blue), and e...

CH-UH projects $32 million general-fund balance will turn negative by 2030

Cleveland Heights-University Heights projects its June 30 general-fund balance will fall from $32.2 million in fiscal 2027 to negative $3.7 million in fiscal 2030. Issue 4 would ge...

Reserves edge up to $26.8b

SBP holdings rise $15m to $21.5b

Louisiana reports estimated $565 million budget surplus

Louisiana's budget is estimated to have a $565 million surplus that leaders say could strengthen the rainy-day fund, pay down debt and fund infrastructure.

Wisconsin finished fiscal year with $3.3B surplus in general fund

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin finished the last fiscal year with a $3.3 billion surplus in its general fund, exceeding estimates by $350 million. The state also h...

State Rundown 9/24: States Reckon with Tightening Fiscal Futures

States across the nation are reckoning with their tightening fiscal futures as inflation and economic woes continue to eat into their budgets.

What we learned about why Cuyahoga County wants spending cuts despite revenue beating estimates

General Fund revenue has met or exceeded expectations, but spending has been higher and reserves are projected to fall below the county’s required cushion.