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The age of entitlement is over according to Joe Hockey. PIGS ARSE.
Wyatt Roy - the first time he voted he was 20 and elected himself to parliament. If he is in parliament for 8 years he gets 50% of his salary as a pension increasing by 2.5% for each year of service until 18 years or more for 75%. Unless the preservation rules have changed, he can draw that when he leaves parliament. Bill O'Chee about 10-12 years ago was in parliament for a decade from mid 20's to mid 30's and drew on his pension straight after he left.
yeah the age of entitlements is over.![]()
I was reviewing this myself........appalled by Hockey's "If we all contribute now..." line. The only preservation age changes that have been made in the last decade related to them taking lump sums....they must wait for normal preservation ages unless they take annuity pensions. The other joke is that their pension isn't indexed, rather it increases in line with parliamentary salary increases.
So yes.....they can draw on their pensions after leaving - and your examples prove the inequity further. Imagine a country where the workforce commences after leaving Uni at 21 - works 8 years, and then retires on final salary pensions for 60 years.
Meanwhile the fine print in the budget has Defence Force new recruits joining after 1 July 2016 unable to join a defined benefit scheme.
There is no party politics involved when I call them......4rs3holes






