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| | | ... policy principles, by taxing unrealised gains, and the incidence of the tax will have the greatest impact on young Australians as a result of the deliberate decision not to index the $3 million threshold," Briggs said. Analysis of Australian Taxation ... |
| | | | ... because after all, who could object to that...? Whilst the incidence of the tax, who it will actually impact, is young Australians as a result of the deliberate decision not to index the $3 million threshold." Of the 500,000 working Australians who'll ... |
| | | | ... agenda as he reassured funds the intent is not to "dismantle" the system. "The scheme created an incentive for young Australians to engage with their super contributions and build good habits by making voluntary salary sacrifice contributions," he said. ... |
| | | | ... need to track hours (in relation to the threshold) and lessens risks of underpayment, she added. "It will help young Australians to have a consistent and positive experience of Australia's super system from the start of their working lives," she said. ... |
| | | | ... retirement because even small changes made now can have a big impact down the track," Blakey said. "For many young Australians, super will be their biggest financial asset. Their parents are also starting to retire with super balances built over their ... |
| | | | ... explained that an accumulation of regulations is hurting people, making it difficult to provide "simple advice" to young Australians. He said there's very little financial literacy among young people in Australia, unless their parents teach them ... |
| | | | ... people would lose a mountain of money from their super at retirement. "It would make life harder financially for young Australians - especially those renting - and make cost-of-living pressures worse." Speaking at the Committee for Economic Development ... |
| | | | The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) has released new research highlighting that young Australians are increasingly relying on social media for financial advice. ASFA said a major concern with this trend is the growing risk of ... |
| | | | ... milestone. "Every dollar raised has provided vital resources and programs that contribute to a brighter future for young Australians," FICAP chair Marnie McLaren said. "Reaching $3 million is a testament to the incredible spirit of giving within the ... |
| | | | The superannuation gap of young Australians who contribute to their super earlier, compared to those who take the default contribution option has been confirmed by modelling from advice tech platform Otivo. Otivo's modelling reported that if younger ... |
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