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Originally posted by fman ↑

Lets see,free education.As far as I know it still is for anyone whom might want it.If your talking about a couple of years of free uni? That almost sent us broke.

Well it's been the ongoing presents to boomers from cradle to grave sending us broke.

Cheap housing.No one gave them to us,they weren't cheap comparatively and there was no first home owners scheme.I bought my first house at 23 just before I went into business It took a lot of hard work.

Good luck getting a house at 23 now. You can hard work 24/7 and that still won't get you there.

Negative gearing was set up to invest in rental properties.Rental shortages are not a new problem.Someone whom might make 150 in your opinion doesn't deserve it.

I never said that. I said someone getting $150,000 tax free shouldn't get other presents on top of it. Try to keep up.

Why?Is that a lot of money to you?

It's a lot of money to most people which is why we're discussing it. My financial situation is of no matter to you.

If you feel so strongly about it then give away your tax deductions.

That wouldn't solve the issue.

To most smsf this is not a modest contribution but a significant loss. By the way I have never put my hand out to anybody or government agency for a hand out,private schools for my three children priv. health and payed my rightfull taxes.

Well just because you had some beneficial tax rules doesn't make it right. Your also illustrate my point that it's all about keeping access to the trough, "give nothing up". At the end of the day it boils down to the boomer generation not being willing to share. Put debts on kids, take away their opportunity and make them dependent on their parents. It comes through in the constant need to self aggrandise on their wealth. Pathetic.

Your right about one thing.Idid whinge about it.

Well yes, no argument on that. By the way, it's "you're" not "your" and "rightful".

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Originally posted by fman ↑

Lets see,free education.As far as I know it still is for anyone whom might want it.If your talking about a couple of years of free uni? That almost sent us broke.

Well it's been the ongoing presents to boomers from cradle to grave sending us broke.

Cheap housing.No one gave them to us,they weren't cheap comparatively and there was no first home owners scheme.I bought my first house at 23 just before I went into business It took a lot of hard work.

Good luck getting a house at 23 now. You can hard work 24/7 and that still won't get you there.

Negative gearing was set up to invest in rental properties.Rental shortages are not a new problem.Someone whom might make 150 in your opinion doesn't deserve it.

I never said that. I said someone getting $150,000 tax free shouldn't get other presents on top of it. Try to keep up.

Why?Is that a lot of money to you?

It's a lot of money to most people which is why we're discussing it. My financial situation is of no matter to you.

If you feel so strongly about it then give away your tax deductions.

That wouldn't solve the issue.

To most smsf this is not a modest contribution but a significant loss. By the way I have never put my hand out to anybody or government agency for a hand out,private schools for my three children priv. health and payed my rightfull taxes.

Well just because you had some beneficial tax rules doesn't make it right. Your also illustrate my point that it's all about keeping access to the trough, "give nothing up". At the end of the day it boils down to the boomer generation not being willing to share. Put debts on kids, take away their opportunity and make them dependent on their parents. It comes through in the constant need to self aggrandise on their wealth. Pathetic.

Your right about one thing.Idid whinge about it.

Well yes, no argument on that. By the way, it's "you're" not "your" and "rightful".

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