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| | | ... government expects another 160,000 Australians to be added to the jobless queues," Chalmers said. "Decisions taken by the Liberals in this Budget mean that the Morrison Recession will be deeper and longer than necessary." Greens leader Adam Bandt has ... |
| | | | ... Keating said. "[The Liberal government is saying] let's push them back to 9.5% while we take 15.6%. So all those baby-faced Liberals are out there attacking the SG all the time but they're going home every week with 15.6%." "The gall of it, the heartlessness ... |
| | | | ... opposition of being communists and bowing to industry funds. A war of words broke out in the upper house yesterday when Liberals, who have been working for major retirement savings reforms, launched an attack against Labor. Queensland LNP senator Gerard ... |
| | | | ... superannuation as a whole. "The Liberal's opposed every single dollar that went to superannuation. If Australia listened to the Liberals there wouldn't be a dollar saved to access during this crisis," Jones tweeted. "What is your plan for next time after ... |
| | | | ... universal superannuation being an amalgamation of both Liberal and Labor values, Jones says. "Self-reliance, which the Liberals often claim as their animating force, means providing for yourself and not being a burden on others. Having a universal system ... |
| | | | ... Stephen Jones said. "Passing this legislation remains a priority for Labor, even if it's far from a priority for the Liberals." Jones urged the Senate to prioritise passing the bill when it returned on June 10, and said Labor had heard from both ... |
| | | | ... Frydenberg's review of the retirement income system, one of the first initiatives he vowed to tackle as soon as the Liberals were re-elected. There is currently very little guidance on how retirees drawdown their savings upon retirement, she said ... |
| | | | ... the Government's last term that will also be examined. The review was one of Frydenberg's first initiatives when the Liberals were re-elected. While it is clear that many things could be improved about Australia's superannuation system, Heffron SMSF ... |
| | | | ... note. SMSF Alliance principal David Busoli said the outcome was "certainly good news on the SMSF front." He expects the Liberals to deliver on its policies. This includes the removal of the work test requirement for those aged over 65 but under 66, and ... |
| | | | ... election, as "certainly good news on the SMSF front." Now the Government has been re-elected, Busoli is expecting the Liberals to deliver on its policies including the removal of the work test requirement for those aged over 65 but under 66 and an increase ... |
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