80k cash in hand per year for one person seems pretty damn good. I'm also guessing that it doesn't take home ownership into account when assessing money in the super balance.
If someone owns their own home (i would say more than 95% of those with 1.6million do), they're getting 1400 dollars with no rent/mortgage repayments.
After food/transport/private health, that would leave at least 700 dollars per week in luxury expenditure. So yes, paying some small amount of tax on that 700 dollars a week of luxury money they have, isn't unfair.
80k cash in hand per year for one person seems pretty damn good....
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