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Those who criticise Morrison’s super reforms are ill-informed (including this magazine)

28 May 2016

9:00 AM

28 May 2016

9:00 AM

Who foots the bill for upper-class welfare? Apart from those naturally objecting to the trimming of their multi-billion dollar tax lurk, along with moans from the booming financial services industry profiting from managing the superannuation bonanza, much of the hyperbolic campaign against Treasurer Scott Morrison’s long overdue superannuation reforms has come from conservatives like the Institute of Public Affairs and writers in this magazine.

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