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- #1725621paulinem July 21, 2019 at 3:54 pm
Well said Phun well said very true, Democracy is too important to loose by apathy. If the younger ones voted for party like Social Credit that want to pull our economy out from following a neo liberal economy to instead a more Keynesian economy then ownership of their own home by our younger Kiwis has a strong possibility of happening
#1725841jens July 23, 2019 at 10:18 amFor more sustainable Social and Keynesian credit to be available for home ownership potential by all, our young should urge and vote for a permanent NZ Super Fund with adequate annual contributions to it, to help keeping at least our current rate of NZ Super available from age 65 also for them – and participate in KiwiSaving if they have not their own ideas of more effective wealth (home ownership potential) achievement.
Paulinem – don’t you agree, that more – both Social and Keynesian credit availability (it cannot come out of “thin air”) – and repayment for sustainability – just cannot happen without a higher savings rate at the expense of hand-to-mouth consumption potential ?
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