ACT Sets Out Plan to Raise Retirement Age, Cut Debt, Spending and Disability Benefits

Act’s fiscal plan: Deeper cuts, earlier surplus, but no income tax cuts

Act wants to cut spending but, perhaps surprisingly, not taxes.

ACT sets out plan to raise retirement age, cut debt, spending and disability benefits

The ACT Party's fiscal plan promises to cut debt and spending, raise the superannuation age by three months every year, and cut disability benefits by $653 million.

ACT's Answer To Failed Cuts? Cut Even Deeper

David Seymour and Winston Peters have spent three years running rings around Christopher Luxon. He caves to their demands, and Kiwis pay the price.

Act promises bigger spending cuts to drive debt lower, no income tax cuts

Act leader David Seymour has promised to balance the Government’s books if elected at this year’s election.

ACT Party releases fiscal plan, pledges retirement age increase

The ACT Party has revealed how it would make its policies stack up if re-elected to Government if November.

ACT Targets $12.4b Debt Cut With No New Taxes

ACT is releasing what it calls a fully-costed fiscal plan ahead of the election, promising to cut government debt by $12.4 billion over four years without introducing new taxes.ACT leader David Seymour contrasted the plan with his rivals' approaches. "ACT's Fiscal Plan — Cut the Waste, Grow the Country — is taking the hard road of truth-telling this election with the release of our fully-costed fiscal plan designed to cut waste, grow the economy…