Owen Rask
speaker
44,070 appearances
138 recordings
3 series
first heard Jun 2020
last heard today
Owen Rask’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's uh she's come out with some crackers actually lately.
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Uh in terms of what it actually means, it's for you could take three percent
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For three years.
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Yes.
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And their general gist is that you could use that money towards your rents, your groceries, or your cost of living, or something like that.
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And there's a lot of debate either side of is does it make a difference?
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How much is too much for super?
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Is 12% too much?
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Should it have always been 9%?
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Why do we need the 3%?
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Like there's so many uh questions that fall out of this.
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Um, there was uh for me, it's a bit more technical this week.
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Uh there's a lot happening in the superannuation system in Australia.
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Tali and I were just talking off air about uh an AFR article that I don't have a link to, but maybe someone can find it and put it in the chat.
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uh about um there was a a big number of people that uh have been starting or moving funds into self-managed super funds.
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Obviously there's been a lot of news about this lately.
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I'm not here to say pro or con, like whether that's good or bad, but it's just a a number.
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Um, and it's been really interesting to focus on superannuation.
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Even uh ASIC, the financial cop, the regulator, has come out uh and reminded mostly financial advisors in their media release, was mostly reminding financial advisors of
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The importance of getting superannuation advice right.
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