Constitutional Budget Reserve


 

The Constitutional Budget Reserve Fund (CBRF) was established November 6, 1990 when voters approved adding Section 17 to Article IX of the Constitution of the State. All money received by the State after July 1, 1990, through resolution of disputes about the amount of certain mineral-related income, must be deposited in the CBRF. The Legislature may, under certain conditions, appropriate funds from the CBRF to fund the operations of state government. The Twenty-First Legislature created a subaccount within the CBRF (Subaccount) effective July 1, 2000 which was liquidated on April 1, 2015 with the balance being transferred to the Main Fund.

 

Related Reports and Charts

GeFONSI, CBR and SBR Charts Includes historical asset balances, current year earnings and asset allocations

Annual Investment Reports Includes annual report on Constitutional Budget Reserve

CBRF Market Value:

$2.79B on 03/31/2024

CBR Main Fund Target Asset Allocation

As of 7/1/2023
Constitutional Budget Reserve Fund Graph showing 100% Cash Equivalents

Performance Results & Market Values

ANNUAL CBRF - MAIN PERFORMANCE
Fiscal YearMarket ValueReturn %
2023$2,619,931,0694.01%
2022$914,499,6590.12%
2021$1,076,066,8270.19%
2020$1,983,225,7663.13%
2019$1,831,528,1304.32%
2018$2,360,130,3361.47%
2017$3,895,949,1551.83%
2016$7,331,403,8561.75%
2015$10,101,380,4730.84%
2014$6,057,834,2911.45%
2013$5,764,021,0590.18%
2012$5,451,989,3043.22%
2011$5,164,044,3062.64%
ANNUAL SUBACCOUNT PERFORMANCE
Fiscal YearMarket ValueReturn %
2015-2.41%
2014$6,721,892,95215.88%
2013$5,800,361,21911.75%
2012$5,190,408,2960.48%
2011$5,165,981,02621.13%