cletus the relative numbers don't mean a rodents posterior to me.
The principle that the "user pays" is all that I am interested in.
Those that expect that it is their "right" to get something subsidised at the rate they want shows total contempt and arrogance.
I have been a lifter for 40 years plus and in about 5 or 6 weeks away from retiring. I have saved both inside and outside of superannuation and will not now or probably ever be eligible for the OAP. As well I have paid millions in PAYE and CGT because I have worked hard and invested well. I am not Robinson Crusoe in this respect
This budget will hurt me but I acknowledge that something had to be done.
So from me and many I know the message is toughen up and take the medicine, just as we did when under Keating interest rates were close to 20%. I'd love that right now
