"Annual surpluses" refers to the amount of money that remains after subtracting expenses from income at the end of each year. It signifies that more money was earned than spent during that particular year. Full definition
David Quarmby (pictured) and Phil Carey, authors of the study «A Major Road Network for England» suggest there could be a # 1.5 Bn annual surplus in the new National Roads Fund to provide for local authority major roads. (politics.co.uk)
In addition, interest payments totaled $ 36 1/2 billion, providing the Social Security system with an overall annual surplus of about $ 66 billion. (brookings.edu)
Little minor details like inputting budget and cash flow incomes and expenses, accounting for annual surpluses and deficits and replacement costs, performing an actual investment risk tolerance test instead of having a BD Rep randomly move a meaningless slider, and an endless of critical Real World variables that MGP just completely ignores. (toolsformoney.com)