- 21 July 2017
'I Will Be Stuffed': How Superannuation Sells Women Short
Sobering news through this week, showing that Australia's superannuation system is failing in its primary goal of providing universal benefits and is systematically biased against women.
Twenty-five years after its introduction, women are on track to retire on roughly half the superannuation balance of men, with the typical woman's balance on retirement just $80,000, enough to live on for just three years, even on the most basic of living standards.
The report says superannuation is predicated on the notion that every worker is an employee. But the rise of non-standard work means almost a quarter of female workers aren't in a traditional permanent jobs and are instead working as casuals, contractors, subcontractors, for themselves or on zero-hours contracts.
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Troy Gunasekera National Manager Property Club
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