Super Raid: Pauline Hanson’s Plan to Allow Super Cash-Out
The proposal would let eligible workers withdraw part of their super contributions, while critics say it could weaken retirement savings in a $4.5 trillion system.
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One Nation’s proposed policy for rent or mortgage payers
One Nation has proposed giving Australians who pay rent or a mortgage the choice to draw one quarter of their superannuation as take-home pay for up to three years. According to he party, this will give them a pay boost of 3 per cent, helping with the cost-of-living crisis. One Nation leader Pauline Hanson said that people are struggling with rising interest rates, surging rents, grocery expenses, power bills, petrol prices and insurance costs. …
Super raid: Pauline Hanson’s plan to allow super cash-out
ONE NATION Leader Pauline Hanson has unveiled a plan to allow workers to cash out their super for a pay rise worth up to $12,900 over three years for couples with a combined income of $160,000. One Nation’s new plan will allow workers “the choice” to take a portion of their future compulsory super contributions […]
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