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The Australian Superannuation System: Reasons 6 – 10 it’s Not Fit for Purpose (opens the original)
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Intro to subject here, first 5 reasons here. A critical examination of a $4.4 trillion compulsory savings experiment Super fund trustees are legally required to act in the “best financial interests” of their members. This is a narrow mandate: it focuses on individual member returns, not on whether the investment strategy serves the broader interests of the Australian economy or addresses the needs of future generations. The combination of this member-return mandate with institutional incentives
Australian Superannuation: The first five Reasons it’s Not Fit for Purpose (opens the original)
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A critical examination of a $4.4 trillion compulsory savings experiment 1. The Taxpayer Is Subsidising Wealthy Superannuants Superannuation contributions and earnings are taxed at a concessional flat rate of 15% — well below most marginal income tax rates. These tax concessions are forecast to cost the federal budget $61.7 billion in 2025-26, just shy of the $66.2 billion cost of the Age Pension itself. For this reason, those making assertions about a need to protect superannuation funds from ch
Victoria’s date with mediocrity and managed decline (opens the original)
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In the end, the ability to reconcile the irreconcilable simply evaporated, and the certainty was gone. Trying to shove a square society into a round hole has its limits. Asserting speciousness begs questions that must ultimately be answered, and the expectation of accountability can only remain unaccountable for so long. Those probably weren’t the sentiments of the Victorian ALP party room which ended Jacinta Allan. But they were on that stage. And everyone in the room knew that despite the Vict
Pauline dives One Nation into Australia’s mainstream political merde (opens the original)
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We have a profoundly despised mainstream left and right in Australian politics. They can both lay claim to, inter alia, insane house prices, energy policy failure, exporting the Australian manufacturing sector, blowing the once-in-a-lifetime mining boom proceeds on the already affluent, trashing Australian education, and the population ponzi. Set apart from them are the Greens supporting open borders, higher energy bills, sanctimonious blame apportionment on gender and ethnicity, and pure hypocr
NeoLiberalism takes the democratic ship slowly beneath the waves (opens the original)
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Of course he thinks it right to call the Head of FIFA about red cards in soccer matches involving the USA. Would Albo do that for the Socceroos? In a bizarre kind of way you have to admire Donald Trump’s almost honesty. There is something about his bare faced effrontery and shamelessness, about serving only really himself, which at first barely seems credible, then has people going back over what they see as rationale. And then ultimately arriving at the idea that, yes, he is a psychopath, and p
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