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My advisor notified me of this and we have used it to help my daughter qualify for a loan some yrs ago.

Anyone arguing only politicians avoid the tax are wrong ex politicians and PMs do too, and Judges, the Military, around 1m in total, but it is not as simple as it seems, this is because defined benefit pensions don’t accumulate in the same way as standard super funds. There’s no actual fund...

That still doesn't change the fact, that no one knows what the rules will be in 40yrs time, likewise, it wasn't me who stated, "Even worse that it will eventually affect everyone in years to come!", clearly it won't affect us.

Like the aged pension, those without enough super because they chose to will soon hold their hand out to the Govt. tho to survive. What happens in years to come no one knows, that is a copout, and to say the rules will be the same in 30-40yrs time is a lie. I don't know, public hospital doctors...

While many enjoy a glass or two, it's hardly a staple, and beer is more likely the choice for many too imo. Much of what is produced here is for OS markets, not domestic.

Ur suggestion that the battlers should continue to support the wealthy with benefits is misguided imo. This is already in mid to late 80s and this change to super was first proposed by the Turnbull Govt, and the cap was $500k, they never wanted super at all except for themselves.

How do u know what the rules will be in 40yrs time, that is a copout. This change is not just for the betterment of Govt coffers, but most taxpayers too.

They are not excluded, even those few from b4 2004 eventually pay.

Regardless, we are all aware of what Trump is feeling, we have heard it all b4, the guy is a pig imo.

Only ever use SS, not aluminium either, I would like there to be a check on all the drinking bottles sold in stores as well.

Just spray them with whatever, just as U would a person who attacks.

Only in QLD, "In most retirement villages in Australia, residents do not pay council rates directly. Instead, these are often included in the ongoing service or maintenance fees that cover various services provided by the village, such as landscaping, community facilities, and general upkeep."...

This is not new few home insurances for those within cooee of the ocean include flood, unless requested, and then read the small print of what constitutes flood. Councils play a big part in where they allow subdivisions or people to build and imo for decades they have shirked their duty.

I would like to know how "For retirees on an Age Pension or fixed super drawdowns, the pressure is intense. Groceries, power bills, insurance and medical costs have jumped far faster than pensions." these people get CCs while on fixed incomes. I doubt many +67s are a very big part of this trend...

Not one of my favourites - GOODBYE.

From what I have been reading recently regarding the poor standard of Australian's mental health issues, perhaps this is just what the doctor ordered imo. Something needs to be done about the apparently thousands of ECTs against people's will reports etc.

By 2050 eh, bs. Ageing is not a disease, but a genetic flaw and we all have it.

We have had them in SA for decades.

Typical the Royals love a dodgy rogue that can get off Scott free with murder. Apart from his other unlawful misdemeanours just the $38b overpayment for jobkeeper should have precluded him. Our worst ineffective PM ever.