You can say what you like about Australians in the vocal cords – but at least they are fair.
An example: Prime Ministers who break election promises are often suspicious by voters, regardless of which large party they lead. Right or left, a broken promise is rarely forgiven.
Our current Prime Minister, Anthony Albanian, stated that his Labor Party would not play with the Superannuation policy, shortly before the May 2022 elections.
“We said that we are not going to make super changes – one of the things we do in this campaign is that we make all our policy clear,” he said reporters.
Less than year after that statement, Labor announced in the government that taxes wanted to earn up to 30 percent on Superannuation Saldi above a threshold of $ 3 million.
Albanian has yet to get the parliamentary approval for the better focused Superannuation Concessions Bill, where the Greens wants to reduce the threshold to $ 1.9 million.
An election must be held by May and every movement by Labour to ramen his hated Superanniety accounts through the Senate, would be sufficient to change the voters of a first government of a very small majority of a very slender majority.
Almost half, or 46 percent of voters suspicious work because of the super tax plan, according to the polling commissioned by the Financial Services Council.
Three quarters, or 73 percent of the 2,523 respondents who were investigated by the CT Group, thought that Labor would continue with unannounced super tax changes if the Albanian government is re -elected.
Anthony Albanese explains that Labor will not play with the Superanniety policy, shortly before the May 2022 elections (he is a depicted center with girlfriend Jodie Haydon and son Nathan)
It shows that once you break a promise, voters expect you to continue to fuck them.
Financial Services Council, Chief Executive Blake Briggs, says that Labor's push to get this disgust of this disgusting policy before the parliament is dissolved for the elections, worrying Australians who fear that there will be more 'secret' plans to come.
“Australians do not trust politicians with their super annuation, but were above all not undertaken by the renewed urge of the government to increase taxes on their pension savings in the last weeks of this parliament,” he says.
“Labor's perseverance in levying taxes is the trust of Australians in the government on the eve of the federal elections.”
Both parties of politics have betrayed voters, but Labor's super policy is particularly coarse because it was introduced without being taken the voters so that voters could form their own judgment.
Former Labor -Prime Minister Julia Gillard introduced a CO2 tax in 2012, despite the promising 'there will be no CO2 tax among the government that I will lead' during the 2010 campaign.
The Labor Party Caucus replaced her by Kevin Rudd, a year later the hated CO2 tax was introduced, with the support of the Greens.
Gillard's liberal predecessor John Howard lost the 2007 elections after the introduction of the hated Workchoices Industrial Relations laws that were not set to the people during the 2004 campaign.
The prime minister must still receive the parliamentary approval for the better focused Superanniety Concessions Bill to double up to 30 percent profit taxes on balances above $ 3 million (stock image)
But he was re -elected in 1998 after he had been before he had been with voters about plans to introduce a 10 percent GST, so that the respect of the voters in the process was won.
Albanian dumped the hated plan of his predecessor Bill Shorten to delete negative gearing for future purchases of investment homes and halved the tax credit of 50 percent capital profit, shortly after he became a labor leader in 2019.
After losing two elections in opposition with unpopular policy, Labor won the 2022 elections by presenting itself as a small target.
But until Labor dumps its hated super policy, it has changed itself to a big target.
Labor argues that his plan will only affect 80,000 people, but modeling of the Financial Service Council showed that 500,000 Australians would be affected in the coming years because the Tax Plan will not be indexed for inflation.
The Albanian government promises to double from July 1 of this year to double super loads, which would be after the next elections.
Australians may have different ideas, with many voters who are concerned about the work that a different surprise tax produces on them when it is re -elected against the opinion polls.
