Treasury Minister Eddie Teare will reveal this year’s Budget in Tynwald later this morning.
He's due to showcase it to members when the sitting starts at 10.30am.
Chief Minister Allan Bell has already said despite hard economic times he doesn't think it will be as bad as people are expecting.
Mr Teare shares this view saying the Isle of Man is still performing well against its counterparts:
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