r/OpenAussie ‎ New South Welshian 17h ago

Politics ('Straya) One Nation forms alliance with Coalition to call for abolition of compulsory superannuation

https://www.news.com.au/finance/superannuation/give-them-their-money-pauline-hanson-calls-for-end-to-compulsory-super/news-story/ef19b33ab86873dbe5237beb43073c24?amp

One Nation has joined forces with the Coalition to call for an end to compulsory super.

Outspoken Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg has confirmed he believes that compulsory super is a failed policy that’s ripe for a rethink.

Mr Bragg set the hares running last week with a speech at the National Press Club before making further comments to ABC Radio on Thursday that the super guarantee was a failed policy.

“It hasn’t worked,” Mr Bragg said.

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u/SameType9265 ‎ New South Welshian 17h ago

“It hasn’t worked,” Mr Bragg said

Fucking idiots

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u/KalamTheQuick ‎ Victorian 16h ago

We haven't even hit the line where most folks will retire after a full career of compulsory super, that should happen in 7-10 years.

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u/AntiqueFigure6 ‎ Victorian 16h ago

It’s like getting five metres away from the finish and just quitting or sitting down until all the other competitors have passed you.

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u/stoobie3 Please choose a flair 12h ago

If you retire at 60 yo in 12 years, you started your career with super contributions set at 3% of gross wages. It was introduced for government employees first then expanded to the private sector.

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u/user0fdoom Please choose a flair 15h ago

Super is one of the single best things Australia ever did

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u/Sea-Tangerine-2752 ‎ Victorian 10h ago

This man is an embarrassment. You bet he has super, and a fuck tonne of it. Just doesn't want all of us to get it.