Analysis: Pritzker, Mendoza see record ‘rainy day fund’ balance as proof of fiscal achievement – Effingham Daily News

While the $750 million may cover only about a week of state spending, considering the overall $46 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year, it still marks a near-tripling of its previous high-water mark. Per the spending plan signed by Gov. JB Pritzker for the upcoming fiscal year, it’ll receive another $280 million after July 1, bringing its balance to over $1 billion.
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Ex Illini
1 year ago

Nothing like a gift from Uncle Sam and record breaking inflation to fill the state coffers. Once we’re in full blown recession and the US House is safely in Republican hands JB is going to be whining like the silver spoon trust fund baby that he is.

The Railroader
1 year ago

JB the Hutt is ecstatic. By employing the same method that his trust fund gets replenished, more commonly referred to as a Federal Bailout, there are a couple of pennies to rub together in the slush fu…er ‘rainy day fund’. JB knows nothing about business or finance, dooming Illinois to more fiscally suicidal spending.

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