The SMC has turned to Queensland as part of its national campaign to scrap the “outdated” law that prevents under-18 workers from earning super.
Rising cost of living pressures have forced Australians to either delay or pause their retirement to continue or re-enter the workforce.
The SMSF Association has appealed to the Govt to amend its overly complicated legislation around Division 296 in the interests of fairness.
Super fund returns have defied the uncertainties generated by tariffs and geopolitics to deliver members 9.3% according to Chant West.