Democrats argue wealthy should pay higher taxes, but Christie threatens to veto any income tax hike
With elimination of 2014 rebate, homeowners and seniors will receive average of just $1,188 in Christie's first five years, compared to $4,247 under Corzine and ...
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Unfunded pension liability would skyrocket as governor ignores 2011 pension funding law, NJEA threatens lawsuit
Higher interest rates resulting from shaky credit status means it will cost more for the state to borrow money
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With Christie ruling out millionaire’s tax, real battle looms over pensions, ‘one shot’ gimmicks, and spending cuts
Bond-rating agency cites recurring revenue shortfalls, lagging economy, pension burden, and overreliance on ‘one-shot’ revenues
Appellate Division ruling in COLA case also could set precedent on state’s obligation to make pension payments
Christie’s budget options to plug combined FY14-FY15 gap include pension changes, aid shifts and fund raids
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Christie: ‘Nothing off the table’ to fill $800M budget gap, and that includes pensions
Will Christie have to cut or defer pension payments to cover shortfall created by ‘April surprise’?
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