The increased percentage of retirees are likely to sway government opinion against any decrease to superannuation?
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The increased percentage of retirees are likely to sway government opinion against any decrease to superannuation
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Reasons To DisagreeNot by much. these retirees have children to worry about in most cases. and worry they do! 13 December 2007
They will do what they like when they like , never mind what we think or whether we can't afford to run a car or buy meat!!! 20 December 2007
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Reasons To AgreeHopefully we who will be retirees by that time will not be selfish enough to keep super (we are the first generation to have to pay for our own education, our own house, our own retirement, we got screwed, hope the generations after us cope better) 19 September 2005
YES - they'll promise anything for votes but eventaully they're going to get caught ouy and shown up for what they are. Superannuation should be available to everybody on precisely the same generous terms as the politicians give themselves - what's good for the geese would be great for the Kiwi. 21 July 2006
except there is Kiwisaver 12 October 2007
Politicians buy the masses with bribes 4 November 2008
They might. They shouldn't. Government should do what's right, not what's politically expedient for short-term electioneering. 10 October 2010
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Reasons for Remain Neutral
The dollars may be the same , the eligibility age will probably go up
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