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Former Trade Unions Secretary Bill Kelty, an architect behind industry super, says the Labor leader has a duty to protect worker savings by standing up to underperforming funds.

 

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Keltly should ask Shorten why he is taxing franking credits for self funded retirees & exempting the Future Fund thus protecting public servents from the tax.

And backing 50% Renewables target to possibly appease Union Superfunds? Is that the reason Shorten is pushing 50% RET ? auspol skynews LaborFail abc

Yeh Bill, and don't grab their savings by your unfair policy of not counting Imputed dividends as Tax Paid just because you're a self funded retiree.

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