Beyond Housing and Uniting Care on the government's domestic violence super plan

Sophie Boyd
March 19 2021 - 8:00am
CONCERNED: Beyond Housing's Celia Adams fears a plan to allow domestic violence victims to dip into their super could lead to an increase in homelessness later on.
CONCERNED: Beyond Housing's Celia Adams fears a plan to allow domestic violence victims to dip into their super could lead to an increase in homelessness later on.

A government plan to allow victims of domestic violence to withdraw up to $10,000 from their super accounts has been welcomed by some support services, but others fear it could lead to homelessness.

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Sophie Boyd

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