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Superannuation has become a political battleground between the Albanese Government and the opposition Coalition and One Nation parties. Treasurer Jim Chalmers frames the next election as partly a referendum on the 12% super guarantee, with $4.4 trillion of Australia's household wealth invested in superannuation. The Coalition accuses Labor of manufacturing the debate to distract from recent controversies, while reviewing its own policy to allow first home buyers to access up to $50,000 from their super for deposits.
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