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One Nation says renters and those with a mortgage should be allowed to divert a portion of their superannuation to their take-home pay for up to three years. Th…
One Nation says renters and those with a mortgage should be allowed to divert a portion of their superannuation to their take-home pay for up to three years. There would be no restrictions on how they spend the money.
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@@maxpowers4436Imported1mo ago
Super is for retirement, period. If you take super out you lose on the back end resulting in the tax payer having to foot your retirement bill. Not to mention if everyone has automatic access to thousands of dollars prices go up.<br><br>Sure allow this only if you sign away your ability to get a pension at the back end of life.
@@genkifdImported1mo ago
ofcourse Labor is opposed to this suggestion and Unions own super companies.
@@tirathsinghAusImported1mo ago
Another chip shop policy from Pauline.
@@JimBeam-p1yImported1mo ago
The current government want money locked in super and then see it as a funding source for them later. If they are just going to take it via tax or what ever, give it to us. It's our money after all!
@@100StrongManlyImported1mo ago
Look at the so called “left” arguing against people accessing their own money for an essential good
@@TheSnero3Imported1mo ago
this is nuts. People generally don't understand interest and how it works, you take this money out now and you lose big at the end of the day + if everyone can take out the money now EVERYTHING just gets more expensive. This is soo dumb.
@@MisterGinger01Imported1mo ago
DEFUND THE ABC. Vote ON.
@@pamelahirst9493Imported1mo ago
One way to ensure greater poverty in the future.
@@zhaowei3025Imported1mo ago
A sensible logical approach by ONE Nation to the labor's housing disaster . Labor prefers to spend billions on public servants and consultants to build zero new housing stock instead
@@George-s6i5pImported1mo ago
Typical of One Nation to have not considered the possible effect on inflation. They have zero responsibility for the budget, so they'd be fine with creating another problem for the government. And has anyone asked employers how they feel about this?
@@peterfmodelImported1mo ago
The Pension system in Chile was very similar to the Australian system. When the left-wing government of Gabriel Boric allowed citizens to withdraw their pension funds during the lockdown it caused the share market to collapse and inflation to surge. This forced people to withdraw yet more money from their pension system, which resulted in the whole system collapsing. I suspect Boric likely never liked the old system as it was created by a right wing government and reduced governments consolidated revenue. While the Australian superannuation system was flawed when created, the following conservative government improve it dramatically, which I feel makes it one of the best system in the world, especially now the Chilean version was destroyed. The lesson here is be very careful when you play around with pension systems, it can have a lot of negative consequences.
@@KiloSydneyImported1mo ago
After honestly explaining to Australians that taxes will have to increase to fund future pensions (we have the lowest grown in pension liabilities in the world). Let people know that our balance of payments to overseas lenders would push interest rates up as our $4.5 trillion Super funds overseas income would decrease. Sure let them access super... after they pay the tax difference. I'm not interest in subsidising them.
@@WesternOracleImported1mo ago
The labor government have no idea how to manage an economy.
@@zhaowei3025Imported1mo ago
Labor's Union mates are outraged. A cut thier $20 million salaries ? Wayne Swan is not happy 😂
@@YuuToobzImported1mo ago
Just like every other ON policy they will change their story every time the wind changes direction.
@@bubbaluv6487Imported1mo ago
just let her talk, the more she does the more she reveals her self to be incapable, distasteful and on the side of the rich
@@zoltrix7779Imported1mo ago
One Notion is absolutly insane.
@@SilverAudiophileImported1mo ago
Yes, but Albo is proposing confiscating 30% of everyone's Super and has called Super a 'National asset'.
@@HeshhionImported1mo ago
Pauline said you can access ALL of your super to pay for your house. She either does that or she loses votes.<br>Now she' now the liar.... funny that..
One Nation says renters and those with a mortgage should be allowed to divert a portion of their superannuation to their take-home pay for up to three years. There would be no restrictions on how they spend the money.
Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE
Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-09-07/one-nation-pauline-hanson-rent-mortgage-super-retirement/107122814
Note: In most cases, our captions are auto-generated.
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