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Aged Pensions, What Young People Think.
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In the 2019/20 budget of $505 billion, $70 billion was allocated as assistance for the aged, direct aged welfare cash payments of over $20 billion were included in the $70 billion. With PAYE taxpayers putting in about 50% of revenue (All these amounts are before the bushfires and coronavirus struck the economy).
I though I would survey my two sons as to how they felt about the economics of pensions, handouts and taxes, and how its effected them. My eldest 37, a Labor voter, works for state transit in Sydney as a bus driver, has seen his o/t cut, but other than that its business as usual, has four young children, and a partner to support, along with a mortgage to pay. Not impressed with pensions, handouts or taxation and his long term future with such things. The younger 32, single, small business Liberal voter, supplier to the retail pet trade. Extremely scathing of the whole economics of his party and the way things have gone with handouts, pensions and taxes.
As under 40's I'll give their ideas later.