‘Serious uncertainty’ clouding state’s financial outlook Amid concerns about potential impact of war and questions over N.J.’s surplus, lawmakers warn state health insurance premiums could rise again.
With so much uncertainty looming, is Sherrill setting aside enough money in surplus to prepare New Jersey for a fiscal crisis? This is the question Republicans— the minority party at the Statehouse— repeatedly asked of state Treasurer Aaron Binder and nonpartisan analysts at the Office of Legislative Services on Tuesday. This is“ the seventh largest in the…
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