matt, there are a lot of baby boomers whos super is worth a pinch of you know what, in relation to the home they bought in 68.
the last 2 years has wiped a lot of them of them map, esp. those that have a high salary and are 'used' to a particular lifestyle.
There are still lots of funds frozen? no?
http://www.smh.com.au/business/frozen-funds-stranded-in-no-mans-land-20110422-1drcj.html?skin=text-only
cant find the link but something like 20-30bn in funds still frozen.
60+ers that have been selling homer over the last 2 years homes they bought in 70s, 80s, 90s and 00s and stuck them in high interest acocunts are laughing or they rolled the capital gain into their super.
Cheers
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