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Willis and Edmonds Agree to Collaborate on Superannuation Policy

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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Nicola Willis and Barbara Edmonds agreed on October 1 to collaborate on superannuation policy. Willis stated that changes are necessary to ensure the system's sustainability, suggesting that the age of eligibility may need to be progressively increased. Edmonds agreed to the accord but noted that the conversation must also address the full retirement system and KiwiSaver decumulation frameworks.

From newstalkzb.co.nz

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The agreement between the finance spokespersons of opposing parties signals a potential shift in national retirement policy. Willis noted that without changes, the government may be unable to fund superannuation obligations, while Edmonds highlighted the need to examine the wider retirement landscape.

From newstalkzb.co.nz

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    The National Party might face policy shifts regarding superannuation sustainability and funding.

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