One Nation proposes letting Australians tap super for housing

One Nation wants to let Australians withdraw a quarter of their super over three years for housing costs.

Why it mattersHow Australians access super now affects their long-term financial security. It also shapes their retirement income for decades.

AustraliaIf One Nation's plan gained traction, millions of Australian workers could draw down retirement funds early, changing how super works for the next generation.

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Liberal Party member disputes Albanese's tennis score at Lodge charity match

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One Nation proposes letting Australians tap super for housing

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