Calls for super release to borrow from RBABY ALLY SELBY | TUESDAY, 24 MAR 2020 12:29PMA University of Melbourne finance professor and Super Consumer Australia director has proposed an alternative solution to soften the blow of COVID-19, one reliant on borrowing funds from the Reserve Bank of Australia rather than superannuation funds.
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