Super Annuities Housing Plan Debate
Opposition housing spokesman Andrew Bragg will use a speech on Tuesday to float a proposal, which is under consideration but not yet adopted, to use superannuation as collateral for a mortgage or to increase the size of a loan.Reported by 3 of 3 outlets; wording from Sydney Morning Herald.
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The Coalition’s policy at the last election allowed first home buyers to take up to $50,000 out of superannuation for a home purchase.
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- 21 Sep
The Coalition’s policy at the last election allowed first home buyers to take up to $50,000 out of superannuation for a home purchase.
- 22 Sep
Shadow Housing Minister Andrew Bragg will give a speech later today where he is expected to float ideas about how super could be used to boost home ownership ahead of retirement.
Coverage 5 articles
22 Sep Opposition's super housing idea
Sydney Morning Herald
22 Sep New push for Aussies to buy a home using their super as Coalition reopens housing debate
Daily Mail22 Sep Coalition weighing options to use super to boost home ownership
ABC News (AU)21 Sep Live: Bragg to reignite super fight with housing plan
ABC News (AU)
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21 Sep Super wars escalate as Coalition leans in to mortgage plan
Sydney Morning Herald
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