AUSTRALIA - The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) has attacked the Labor party's super proposals, saying they put super at risk of being used as a "political honeypot".
“Over $5bn (e2.8bn) is being carved out of super support – with only $1.3bn (e736m) being put back in via the proposed reduction in contributions tax,” said CEO of ASFA, Philippa Smith (pictured). ...
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