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Pauline Hanson. File image of the One Nation leader speaking to media, 2016
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One Nation proposes super access for those with mortgages or rent

Workers earning about $90,500 would get an extra $44 a week if they choose to divert 3 per cent of their super to take-home pay.

Why it mattersThe proposal trades long-term retirement security for immediate cost-of-living relief. Financial and political leaders say this trade-off could backfire.

AustraliaMillions of Australian renters and homebuyers facing cost-of-living pressure could access extra weekly cash under the plan, though economists warn it may fuel inflation and harm retirement outcomes.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 3 d ago

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