

Tesla’s robotaxi reality check, One Nation’s Super proposal & what would you do for $750k?
Tesla’s steering wheel-free Cybercab has hit the road, but the global robotaxi race is getting a lot more crowded, and increasingly, a lot more Chinese. Bryce and Alec unpack who’s actually leading autonomous driving, debate a proposal to let Australians divert part of their Super into their pay packets, and continue…

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“One Nation's plans for super is really just to make stupid people lose their money. It would be great to have our super given to us if they reduce taxes on stocks/ETFs but to spend on a house is a bad idea because it'll just drive house pri…”
“I’ve always thought something like this should be a thing, but 10% contributions should be the minimum. You can skim the extra contributions off if need be. The whole argument is to use compounding to its benefit, which means put more in wh…”
“Yeah Pauline super plan is dumb, but I can see it being popular because people are stupid”
“High growth fund option is always the go.”
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