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Government passes super changes saving budget nearly $3 billion

By Beth Roberts on November 23, 2016 Budget, Federal Government, Federal Parliament, Government and Politics, Superannuation

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The Federal Government has passed its changes to the superannuation system claiming it will save nearly $3 billion and future proof it for decades to come.

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