Labor flip-flops on super
Just when we thought we had a set of proposed changes to the superannuation system that everybody could agree on, and which were seen to be fair, Labor is trying to move the goalposts again.
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Noel Whittaker
Noel Whittaker, AM, is the author of Making Money Made Simple and numerous other books on personal finance.
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