Bigger, older, hotter and deeper in debtBY ALEX DUNNIN | WEDNESDAY, 4 OCT 2023 8:35PMWhile cynics may see the latest Intergenerational Report (IGR) as a futile exercise because projections, by their nature, never come true, it's one of the most important economics ... Upgrade your subscription to access this article
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Passing the baton
LIAM ROCHE
ADVICE ASSOCIATE
EUREKA WHITTAKER MACNAUGHT PTY LTD
ADVICE ASSOCIATE
EUREKA WHITTAKER MACNAUGHT PTY LTD
Liam Roche's experience in customer relationships and paraplanning has set him up for success as a financial adviser. Now undertaking the Professional Year, the advice associate at Eureka Whittaker Macnaught tells Karren Vergara how a new breed of advisers is flying the flag.
Given the obvious foresight of Paul Keating in establishing our super system, present and future governments must resist the temptation to "loot" it. Perhaps a referendum to include the super system as a constitutional right of Australians would stop the tinkering which has and continues to undermine the confidence of the people. Given the Total Super Cap and the Transfer Balance Cap no further creeping taxation of super should be necessary or acceptable. Rising health care costs may need Medicare, which is funded by tax paying Australians, to be adjusted to capture the tax-free super income streams that future retirees will enjoy. Perhaps 1.00% of gross income from all sources rather than 2.0% of taxable income.