Sentence examples for * superannuation in from inspiring English sources

The government denied it had broken a promise not to make any adverse changes to superannuation in its first term.

That's one of the reasons why the government has decided that it is unacceptable to have any increases in taxation on superannuation in the upcoming budget," Hockey said, when the interest rate fell 25 basis points to 2%.

"Paid parental leave payments should be treated in respect of superannuation in the same way as any other work entitlements such as annual or sick leave," Wood said in a submission to a Senate inquiry into women's super savings.

Under the changes, backpackers will repay 95% of their superannuation in tax when they leave the country and there will be a $5 rise in the passenger movement charge.

The government will include untaxed superannuation in the eligibility assessment for the CSHC from January 2015, but it will only save $21m over five years because all superannuation account-based income streams held by card holders before then will keep the existing rules.

No player is more important for Australia than the reborn 33-year-old who, at an age when many quicks are seeking superannuation in the Twenty20 leagues or easing their aching bones into commentary boxes and coaching gigs, will spearhead an assault on the Ashes.

"If you have someone who has $10m in their superannuation account in retirement, currently they are not paying any tax at all on the earnings from that," Malcolm Turnbull said.

The portents are not good when you consider the budget decisions taken so far by the Abbott government: to ditch needs-based schools funding, to provide relief to those at the top while trying to slash the school kids bonus for those who need it most, to abolish help for low income earners in the superannuation system in favour of tax breaks for those earning the biggest incomes.

Despite massive short-term losses and a bleak long-term outlook, most superannuation funds in Australia still invest in coal and other fossil fuels.

As the costing was completed in November 2015 – before the government's proposed changes to superannuation announced in the 2016 budget – the analysis assumed the policy would start in July 2016 and would apply to contributions made after 1 July 2006.

A comparison of the post-retirement plans of general and specialist dentists can be found in Figure 2. The changes to superannuation arrangements in 2006 appear to have had little effect on the retirement plans of older dentists in NSW, with 57% reporting that there would be no change to their intended retirement date.