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4 Simple Ways to Save Money
Iam sure you have noticed our paychecks getting a little smaller in 2013. With the end of the payroll tax holiday, the average household will see about $83-$140 less per month. To ease the impact on o...
Posted on 2/4/13 at 10:30 AM
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Consequences of Overspending on the Holidays
Millions of consumers have begun their holiday shopping, snagging sale items either in-person or online, and therefore considering themselves savvy shoppers. At the same time, many lost sight of the f...
Posted on 11/29/12 at 11:22 AM
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N.Y. Times: Thune blasts spending bill, yet inserts millions in earmarks
From the N.Y. Times: WASHINGTON Dozens of senators who voted to ban the practice of earmarking nevertheless requested nearly $1 billion for pet projects in the spending bill released Tuesday. ... ...
Posted on 12/16/10 at 10:18 AM
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OTC? Get a prescription for that
Workers opting into flexible spending accounts are getting a bit of a surprise this year: If they want to set aside pre-tax dollars to help pay for over-the-counter drugs, they'll have to get a doct...
Posted on 11/15/10 at 1:59 PM
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MILBANK: Secession by red states would be good fiscal news for US

MILBANK: Secession by red states would be good fiscal news for US Those who are most ardent about cutting government spending tend to come from parts of the country that most rely on it.

By Dana Milbank , November 15, 2012

Daugaard's power after SD voters reject top initiatives

Daugaard's power after SD voters reject top initiatives SIOUX FALLS (AP) — While Republican Gov. Dennis Daugaard wasn't up for re-election this year, a series of ballot measures amounted to a performance review, and voters didn't give him as high of marks as he might have hoped.

By Chet Brokaw , November 07, 2012

IM 15 puts decision with voters on tax for schools, Medicaid

The last time South Dakota voters decided to increase a statewide tax was 1932.

By Bob Mercer , October 29, 2012

ATTORNEY GENERAL’S EXPLANATION OF RL 14

The referred law establishes the “Large Project Development Fund.” Beginning Jan. 1, 2013, 22 percent of contractors’ excise tax revenues would be transferred from the state general fund to the Large Project Development Fund.

October 27, 2012

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Voters will decide whether to require balanced budget

PIERRE — Constitutional Amendment P, which would require the governor to propose a balanced state budget, may be like wearing a belt in addition to suspenders to make doubly sure your pants stay up.

By Bob Mercer , October 26, 2012

ATTORNEY GENERAL’S EXPLANATION OF AMENDMENT P

While the constitution currently restricts the State from incurring debt, it does not expressly require the State to have a balanced budget.

October 26, 2012

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SD to receive unspent earmarks

SD to receive unspent earmarks $500,000 made available to state for transportation projects.

By Staff reports , August 25, 2012

Hearings to begin today on Mitchell’s $29M budget

Hearings to begin today on Mitchell’s $29M budget Mayor Ken Tracy said Mitchell’s finances are in “excellent shape” entering the city’s annual budget hearings this week.

By Chris Mueller , August 13, 2012

SD board request more state money for universities

PIERRE (AP) — The South Dakota Board of Regents agreed Thursday to seek additional state funding aimed at holding down tuition and fee increases for students at the six state-run universities.

By Chet Brokaw , August 09, 2012

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Regents hope to avoid loading costs entirely onto students

Regents hope to avoid loading costs entirely onto students “Students have been paying for inflation on the entire budget for the last 10 years,” said regent Harvey Jewett, of Aberdeen.

By Bob Mercer , August 09, 2012

HUNHOFF: Frugality as a vice - state surplus too much of a good thing

HUNHOFF: Frugality as a vice - state surplus too much of a good thing We’ve balanced our budgets in South Dakota since statehood. That’s 123 straight years. And in recent years we haven’t even come close to being in the red. State government is awash in cash.

By Bernie Hunhoff , July 24, 2012

ANALYSIS: Stronger economy fueled state’s budget surplus

PIERRE — South Dakota’s state treasury took in about 2 percent more than expected in taxes and fees during the budget year that ended June 30, providing about $24 million more than was officially expected by the Legislature last February.

By Bob Mercer , July 18, 2012

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OUR VIEW: Take a moment to savor the state's surplus

OUR VIEW: Take a moment to savor the state's surplus Gov. Dennis Daugaard and his administration deserve a pat on the back today.

By Editorial board , July 17, 2012

SD ends budget year with $47.8 million surplus

PIERRE (AP) — South Dakota's state government ended the last budget year with a $47.8 million surplus after tax collections exceeded expectations and state agencies spent less than they were authorized to spend.

By Chet Brokaw , July 16, 2012

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Minnehaha opts out of state property tax freeze

SIOUX FALLS (AP) — Commissioners in Minnehaha County have voted to opt out of the state property tax freeze for $4 million due to budget issues.

July 13, 2012

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