Home ownership is one of the biggest issues facing our nation.
Our institutions need to be held accountable for our society to thrive. In Canberra, we have a Government which is more interested in delivering for themselves than the Australian people.
Senator Bragg will continue to stand up against the warped policies that only benefit sectoral interests and hurt Australia’s prosperity.
We need a system that promotes self-sufficiency in retirement. Self-sufficiency requires choice. Choice should extend to the management of your retirement funds.
The failure of the Government to implement crypto regulations is exposing consumers to an unregulated market and limiting Australia’s potential to become a global crypto hub.
The central economic problem the nation faces is the Government is solely focused on economic policy that serves narrow vested interests - not the national interest.
Proposed superannuation governance reforms stalled, revealing union power and highlighting need for banking royal commission to include super. Calls for independent directors on super fund boards to protect savers' interests against unions and banks.
Government Climate Bill introduced in the House of Representatives, Senate inquiry to assess economic impact. Emphasis on funding for net zero journey, exploring various avenues for capital generation.
Senator Bragg discussed a proposal to allow Australians to use their super to reduce mortgage interest, aiming to increase home ownership and financial flexibility. The plan involves opening up the super system to provide more control over personal finances.
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A Stronger Economy to Secure Australia's Future
Chair of Economics References Committee, Deputy Chair of Economics Legislation Committee
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