
Why Evan Lucas Thinks Super Could Be Key For First Home Buyers | FUNdamental Fridays
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In this Friday Fundamentals episode, Ben is joined by Evan Lucas to unpack a bold policy idea for first home buyers.
Evan’s hill to die on?
Australia should use a super-like system to help people save for their first home deposit.
Instead of relying on grants, 5% deposit schemes, or capped first home buyer programmes, he argues that the super infrastructure already exists and could be used much more effectively to help people build real deposit savings from the moment they enter the workforce.
The conversation explores how the model could work, why saving a deposit remains one of the biggest barriers to home ownership, and the pros and cons of linking long-term retirement savings with first home access.
It’s a big idea — and one that’s guaranteed to spark opinions.
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