Australian Superannuation Sucks or does it

[Viking King.]

No manners amongst any of you.
Can't any of you conduct yourself in a civil manner.

Piss off. Teenagers have no idea about what they will do in their dotage. You will probably not get to 45 so shut the fuck up.

Who do you quote as being a teenager?
Any bet you are half my age, fresh out of Uni and no idea at all, read everything to get your grades up and pass but no actual experience.

[Bart]

No manners amongst any of you.
Can't any of you conduct yourself in a civil manner.

Piss off. Teenagers have no idea about what they will do in their dotage. You will probably not get to 45 so shut the fuck up.

Who do you quote as being a teenager?
Any bet you are half my age, fresh out of Uni and no idea at all, read everything to get your grades up and pass but no actual experience.

Naffie is an old pensioner.
Not able to keep up to events ever since the war

[Bart]

WWII

[Viking King.]

You're obviously a Labor man then or very naive or perhaps just plain fucking young and dumb. Cheating bought in compulsory super.

Labor or Liberal has nothing to do with it,
Look back and do it with care,
It was the liberal gov't that provided themselves with 17% super, that for the average backbench minister is a regular wage for average Joe, why the hell is it ok for libs to do that shit but nothing allowed for the Labor party,
no one I know of as a Liberal voter ever looks on both sides of the fence.
Get real you wanks, super funds and loss has nothing to do with gov't, it is the admin and the CEO's who push the paperwork around so they get the massive bonus money, just like the banks, I'm sure you all complain about the banks when it's mentioned and none of you blame the gov't then, same shit different colour.

The pinwheeling fingerpointing arms of a leftard

And that is all you do, point the bone and blame everything on the Labor party, never once looking at the shit the Libs put into it.
Super has nothing at all to do with gov't other than them collecting tax, but lets not forget that when Howhard and Costalot where in, they increased the taxes on the little fella and decreased it for those with $75k or more.

[IQS.RLOW]

By fuck you are dumb.

I've already proven to you how dumb you are once...let's go a second round

Here's one of your liebor mates screwing the workers out of their super and other liebor schemes
http://www.theage.com.au/national/union ... 1k7wx.html

AN UNCOMPETITIVE insurance scheme that paramedics say they were forced into by the Health Services Union has delivered $35 million into an industry super fund of which HSU boss Michael Williamson is a director.

Mr Williamson is the long-standing NSW general secretary of the HSU - the union once headed by embattled federal Labor MP Craig Thomson.

Police are investigating the union over claims that Mr Thomson and Mr Williamson received secret commissions. Both have denied the allegations.
Mr Williamson's union salary is rumoured to be about $350,000 excluding other perks, which include a car, petrol, phone and other expenses.

Mr Williamson is also chairman of the State Government Employees (SGE) Credit Union and sits on its governance, nominations and remuneration committee. According to the 2010 annual report he is one of seven personnel who last year shared a benefit of $2,260,726.

In 2005, two years after joining the SGE board, he obtained a $670,000 mortgage. The interest rate on the mortgage has not been disclosed, but the SGE's last annual report says that loans to directors ''are approved on the terms and conditions available to members for each comparable type of loan''.

In recent years Mr Williamson spent $972,000 consolidating two blocks of land at Brightwaters, on the shores of Lake Macquarie. Last year a new $700,000 beach house was completed.

Mr Williamson is also a member of the board of the State Water Corporation, a position to which he was appointed at an annual salary of $34,300 by outgoing treasurer Eric Roozendaal three days before the crippled NSW Labor government entered caretaker mode in March.

He is also one of three owners of United Edge, which bills the HSU hundreds of thousands of dollars a year for mobile phones and IT services. It pays no rent, and it won the IT contract without going to tender.

Well done on your support of screwing the workers

[Viking King.]

By fuck you are dumb.

I've already proven to you how dumb you are once...let's go a second round

Here's one of your liebor mates screwing the workers out of their super and other liebor schemes
http://www.theage.com.au/national/union ... 1k7wx.html

AN UNCOMPETITIVE insurance scheme that paramedics say they were forced into by the Health Services Union has delivered $35 million into an industry super fund of which HSU boss Michael Williamson is a director.

Mr Williamson is the long-standing NSW general secretary of the HSU - the union once headed by embattled federal Labor MP Craig Thomson.

Police are investigating the union over claims that Mr Thomson and Mr Williamson received secret commissions. Both have denied the allegations.
Mr Williamson's union salary is rumoured to be about $350,000 excluding other perks, which include a car, petrol, phone and other expenses.

Mr Williamson is also chairman of the State Government Employees (SGE) Credit Union and sits on its governance, nominations and remuneration committee. According to the 2010 annual report he is one of seven personnel who last year shared a benefit of $2,260,726.

In 2005, two years after joining the SGE board, he obtained a $670,000 mortgage. The interest rate on the mortgage has not been disclosed, but the SGE's last annual report says that loans to directors ''are approved on the terms and conditions available to members for each comparable type of loan''.

In recent years Mr Williamson spent $972,000 consolidating two blocks of land at Brightwaters, on the shores of Lake Macquarie. Last year a new $700,000 beach house was completed.

Mr Williamson is also a member of the board of the State Water Corporation, a position to which he was appointed at an annual salary of $34,300 by outgoing treasurer Eric Roozendaal three days before the crippled NSW Labor government entered caretaker mode in March.

He is also one of three owners of United Edge, which bills the HSU hundreds of thousands of dollars a year for mobile phones and IT services. It pays no rent, and it won the IT contract without going to tender.

Well done on your support of screwing the workers

Wrong;
It was said that Labor started up the superannuation and has been taking money from it ever since, you are not reading proper, this is simply one instance, have a look back at HRH Ins, who was looking after the legals and financials?
Hockey and Turnbull was it not, but they insisted then and still today they had nothing to do with it's stuff up or even the fact they were being paid a lot more than $350k.
Get with it!

[IQS.RLOW]

WTF are you talking about?

This is one instance that has been found out about. Get it through your thick skull- the super funds were set up by liebor and stacked with their grubby union mates, bleeding the poor worker dry

As for your HRH? Did you mean HiH? The one that the Libs called a royal commission on?
http://www.dpm.gov.au/DisplayDocs.aspx? ... &DocType=2

Why do you make shit up?

[Viking King.]

Difference between you the lib lover and Nat Lovers and the rest of Australian voters is this,
You believe that the Libs and Nats have never done anything wrong and never go back on thier word,
whereas the rest of us admit when shit has occured and move on.
You are telling me that the Labor party set up super funds only a few yrs ago, where the hell do you get that from?
Superannuation was in decades before that of Williamson and Thomson.

[IQS.RLOW]

1992 dipshit was when cheating brought in COMPULSORY super

Williamson and Thompson are just taking advantage of the workers through the plum jobs they managed to snaffle from the ALP and their shonky union mates

[Viking King.]

1992 dipshit was when cheating brought in COMPULSORY super

Williamson and Thompson are just taking advantage of the workers through the plum jobs they managed to snaffle from the ALP and their shonky union mates

That's compulsary, yes but not the start of.
Don't forget, when Howhard put in Workplace agreements, it said that the boss no longer has to allow for salary sacrifice from the employee, therefore only half of what was going into the fund is no longer, Howhard made it so that the business/company did not have to do extra paperwork if they chose not to,
in turn that meant the worker is now struggling to make a fair nest for retirement, then with the market going up and down, the policy holder is lost.
Right or Wrong?