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Originally Posted by stoploss
In Australia
411,128 accounts with 1 Mio +
80,000 with 2 mio +
11,000 with 5 mio+
100 with 50 mio +
Wait for it .... 1 with $ 544 mio , great retirement coming up !!!!
Have they worked out who has the $544m yet?? They were picking Gina Reinhardt but don't think its her.
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Originally Posted by Sideshow Bob
Have they worked out who has the $544m yet?? They were picking Gina Reinhardt but don't think its her.
Wouldn’t think it was her unless there was tax incentives to move wealth into one.
Surely it’s Cannon-Brookes? Put some of his shares in Atlassian in his self managed super fund when they were worth hardly anything.
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Maybe Aussie not as egalitarian and perfect as I thought. Not sure "The Australian Institute's" bent but probably left leaning based on their concerns about 10% taking 93% of the countries economic gains since 2008-2009.
The numbers are so big they are hard to believe.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-04-...ains/102200878
A progressive tax system helps to balance this somewhat.
I wonder what has happened since 2008-2009 to channel all the wealth into the top 10%'s hands? Hmmm tricky. The cost of capital is near zero and the people with all the capital are doing really well. A tough one, perhaps we need some economists or central bankers to explain what is happening.
Can 90% of the population be stupid and/or lazy? (possible it is Aussie after all).
Stupid if they put up with central banks supporting the asset prices of the 10% at the expense of everyone else that is for sure, or maybe I just don't understand trickle down economics.
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