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Officials have warned the Government it faces a $5 billion hole in its tax revenue as the true financial cost of the Christchurch earthquake begins to emerge.
Prime Minister John Key had already put the estimated cost of rebuilding the shattered city at $15b to $20b, leaving the Government to pick up the bill for about $5b after EQC and other insurance payments.
But the latest Treasury figures on tax income take the hit on the Government's books to $10b, even before the extra cost of unemployment benefits and other assistance is taken into account.
A Treasury spokesman said new tax forecasts were yet to be finalised.
"However, the loss of revenue could be in the order of $5b over the next four years," he said.
That was based on the economy being $15b smaller than forecast before the Christchurch quakes.
The gloomy predictions came as Mr Key confirmed plans to cut Working for Families payments for high-income earners as the Government looks for ways to save money to offset the bill for rebuilding Christchurch.
"Both Working for Families and student loans are arguably broad and generous schemes," he said. "There may be opportunities to make alterations to the generosity of those schemes, particularly Working for Families where it reaches into very high income levels and where those people have enjoyed reasonably good tax cuts because we have lowered the top personal rates."
There could be areas to reduce the cost of student loans, but he did not expect major changes such as reimposing interest on the loans.
His comments sparked immediate opposition from the Maori Party, which said taxes on income over $70,000 should be raised instead.
"Now is the time for those who `have' to help those who `have not'," co-leader Tariana Turia said.
The rise would affect 296,640 people who have incomes over $70,000 and pay the top tax rate.
Co-leader Pita Sharples said families on low incomes already feeling recent price increases should not be put under more stress through changes to policies such as Working for Families.
Mr Key said Treasury believed there would be virtually no growth in the economy this year. Other areas would grow, but Christchurch would go backwards.
"The Government will have to make sure it makes some savings. More outgoings and less revenue means you have to be more careful with your expenditure."
The earthquake had also changed the shape of the May 19 Budget. It would still have a strong focus on savings and investment, but the Christchurch quake would now play a significant part.
He was considering involving other political parties in decisions about Christchurch as well as locals and the city council.
"I don't think this is a political event, I think it's actually a national event and we need to reflect that."
Meanwhile, more than 8500 applications covering 20,000 people have been made for earthquake support available to those who have lost jobs or whose future employment is under threat.
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The survey results, released by Wells Fargo, indicate that three-fourths of middle class Americans expect to work in their retirement years. About 54 percent of those aged 40 to 59 say that they will need to work in retirement to live comfortably in their golden years, and only 25 percent say they will work in retirement because they want to. A quarter of all respondents said they will need to work past aged 80 in order to maintain a comfortable quality of life in retirement.
The fact that the vast majority of middle class Americans expect to work well past the traditional retirement age has significant societal and economic implications, said Joe Ready, director of Wells Fargo Institutional Retirement and Trust. Will people be physically and mentally able to work later in life? What will it mean for young people entering the workforce? And, how does our system of retirement savings need to be reformed to help reduce the savings gap?
The median retirement savings goal was 350,000 dollars, while 29 percent of people in their 60s have saved less than 25,000 dollars for retirement. Furthermore, respondents significantly underestimated the cost of the healthcare expenses they will likely pay in their retirement. Most of those surveyed estimated a median of 60,000 dollars in costs, while only 20 percent estimated 100,000 dollars or more, which is a more accurate prediction for health care costs.
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While Alejandro Sabella decided to overlook Carlos Tevez his Argentina team are still tipped to progress deep into the tournament in Brazil after being drawn in Group F alongside debutants Bosnia-Herzegovina, Nigeria and Iran.
Argentina have won the World Cup on two occasions - in 1978 and 1986 - but they have failed to make it past the quarter-finals since losing to West Germany in the 1990 final in Italy.
Owen, who represented England at two World Cups in 2002 and 2006, believes Sergio Aguero and Lionel Messi will help inspire Argentina to success in the familiar comforts of South America.
"They have good players throughout the team, but Sergio Aguero and Lionel Messi just tip it," Owen said on Sportlobster.com.
"It will be extremely difficult to stop these two players from scoring. Argentina are more or less in their own backyard and they are used to the altitude and weather.
"The team have some defensive concerns, but Argentineans are typically streetwise.
"I honestly believe they have more quality than the other nations."
Owen has also thrown his support behind Japan to surprise the world at the showpiece event.
Alberto Zaccheroni's men have been pitted against Colombia, Greece and Ivory Coast in Group C and are viewed as a dark horse for the World Cup, with many - including Owen - believing Japan could replicate South Korea's run at the 2002 tournament, which saw them reach the semi-finals.
"I believe Japan will have a good tournament," said Owen.
"They have an average World Cup group, one or two top class players, they performed well in the Olympics and are always extremely fit.
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Looks like a Magnolia Warbler: fall immature.
Oooo, I looked at that one...if it is that would be a new one for me!
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