The phrase "fund surplus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to the excess amount of funds available beyond what is necessary for expenses or obligations.
Example: "The organization reported a fund surplus at the end of the fiscal year, allowing for additional investments in community projects."
Alternatives: "excess funds" or "surplus funds."
BHS has a pension fund surplus of £5m.
It would not be affected by depletion of the hospital fund surplus.
When the Treasury borrows from the trust fund surplus, it must honor its bonds, thus raising the deficit.
He said Suffolk ended the 2000 fiscal year with an estimated $77 million surplus, the second-highest general fund surplus in county history.
The critics do not mention, however, that the fund surplus is being lent to the federal government at far below market rates.
In the real world, there is no way Mr. Bush can protect the Social Security trust fund surplus and his recent tax cut program.
Because the retirement fund surpluses are now in the hands of the federal government, returning the money to the Postal Service would be listed as new government spending.
Increasing the large and growing Social Security trust fund surpluses, which help finance the rest of the federal budget, is clearly the motive of one group of Washington insiders.
In fact, large Social Security trust fund surpluses will exist at the same time as large deficits pervade the rest of the budget.
If they want to continue the provisions, while also allowing the 2004 and 2006 income tax cuts and the full repeal of the estate tax to take place, they will have to tap into the trust fund surpluses even more.
Well, the defenders of Social Security repeatedly insisted that Social Security does not cause one dime of debt but pays its own way with income from three dedicated revenue streams -- the Federal Insurance Contribution Act, taxation of a portion of high-income recipients' Social Security benefits and interest payments on U.S. Treasury obligations purchased with trust fund surpluses.
