Former Victorian Liberal Party President Michael Kroger says superannuation money is not the people’s money – it all “belongs to Jim Chalmers”.
“Any thought that people who’ve saved their own retirement and put their own hard-earned savings into superannuation and therefore
they can’t take it out for emergencies or housing – forget Jim Chalmers owns this money,” Mr Kroger told Sky News host Paul Murray.
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