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A 'super' alternative to housing affordability
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Posted by individual, Tuesday, 7 June 2011 8:09:36 PM
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I have enough in my super to pay for the property I'm interested in but I'd have to retire before I can touch it. I could choose the ease into retirement option which is 10% but I still have to pay interest on a loan just to procure the place. Why can public servants get their $680,000.- after our Department was shut down by the Government & 3 weeks later start again with a local Council, yet I can't touch my measly account.
I have been robbed several times but I feel far worse being robbed by Labor Governments.