Sentence examples for superannuation it from inspiring English sources

"If you make changes to superannuation it is far preferable that they be prospective in nature and you give warnings to people, rather than in this Morrison and Turnbull frolic," Shorten said.

"Labor has left us with this cheap and mean scheme with a minimum number of weeks' paid leave and no superannuation, it refused to support the Coalition's attempt to level the playing field".

Labor has admitted its deficits over the forward estimates will be higher than the Coalition's, but insists that as its big ticket savings ideas ramp up – for example reducing tax concessions for negative gearing and superannuation – it will be able to deliver a surplus in 2021, the same year surplus is being promised by the Coalition.

The new £144-per-week pension is far lower than the income promised by the 70s vision (or was it hallucination?) of earnings-related superannuation; indeed, it is lower even than the basic state pension we would have all had if Margaret Thatcher not broken the link with average pay in 1980.

"With Australia's ageing population, more individuals will enter the retirement phase where no tax is paid on earnings in superannuation funds," it says.

But if it's explained to them, even if it's in the economic space of negative gearing, capital gains tax, superannuation, and if it's explained to them and it's seen to be fair, they will be very accepting".

AWH's financial position deteriorated as Sydney Water questioned the value of the expenses being charged to it and for a time AWH could not pay the superannuation of its employees or its tax bill.

Labor was due to warn the Coalition that it is prepared to fight an early election on superannuation, saying: "bring it on".

It abandoned parts of its superannuation policy mid-campaign and said it would come up with something in government that saved as much money as the Coalition's version.

One LNP backbencher, George Christensen, has signalled his preparedness to vote against the Coalition's superannuation policy if it isn't amended.

Who would have picked that the furore over superannuation would make it to the tail-end of week four – let alone spill over onto the backbench?