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    1. absurdherowaw on

      >The deficit is projected to go from -4.5% of GDP in 2024 to -5.2% in 2025, and further to -5.6% by 2027. Belgium’s debt-to-GDP ratio is also set to climb from 104.7% to 112.7% over the same period.

      >Wunsch warned that Belgium remains „very vulnerable to a future recession“, with the deficit potentially reaching 7% if the economy contracts again.

    2. FissileAlarm on

      Don’t worry, we will tax the middle class a bit extra…I mean the rich….yes, the rich, with pension savings!

    3. wonder how many farts have been liberated into office seats by government apparatus on my budget

    4. And meanwhile they’ve only announced more taxes for the middle class and every attempt to save on the pensioners is met with huge protest; even though they are the biggest cost. Oh and, of course the rich are free to go with an NVA/MR coalition

    5. Grizzly_Sloth on

      A particularly insightful remark about the situation came from [ the VRT article](https://www.vrt.be/vrtnws/nl/2025/06/06/begroting-nationale-bank-wunsch/):

      >*De besparingsplannen van De Wever zorgen dat de staat de komende jaren minder uitgeeft, bijvoorbeeld aan werkloosheidsuitkeringen. Maar bijvoorbeeld in de pensioenen en de gezondheidszorg stijgen de uitgaven nog tegen 2027, ondanks de besparingen.* ***Bovendien dalen ook de inkomsten van de staat, bijvoorbeeld door de verlaging van de socialezekerheidsbijdragen van werkgevers.*** 

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