One Nation Super Plan Proposal
The party’s new policy, released on Monday, would let anyone paying rent or a mortgage take up to a quarter of contributions to their super account as a “pay boost” for up to three years.Reported by 3 of 4 outlets; wording from The Guardian.
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'Economically disastrous': One Nation's early access super scheme slammed
How it changed
- 6 Sep
The minor party wants to grant workers with a mortgage or paying rent access to a portion of their superannuation contributions as a pay boost.
- 7 Sep
Hanson said One Nation’s policy would have a “neutral” impact on inflation, and rebuffed attacks from the government claiming the move was an attack on superannuation as a broad policy.
Coverage 7 articles
7 Sep Joyce says he’s ‘not Jesus Christ’ when pushed on controversial superannuation policy
Sydney Morning Herald7 Sep Joyce says he’s ‘not Jesus Christ’ when pushed on superannuation policy
Sydney Morning Herald7 Sep 'Economically disastrous': One Nation's early access super scheme slammed
ABC News (AU)7 Sep ‘The people’s money’: Hanson, Joyce defend proposed super shake-up
Sydney Morning Herald
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6 Sep Millions of Aussies could get an extra $82 a week under Pauline Hanson's radical super shake-up
Daily Mail
6 Sep Australia politics live: Median full-time worker to be $25,000 worse off under Hanson’s super plan, peak body says; PM speaks of ‘horror’ of Nepal floods
The Guardian6 Sep Live: One Nation reveals plan to divert superannuation to boost pay
ABC News (AU)
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