Definition of superannuant in English:

superannuant

noun suːpərˈanjuːənt

Australian, NZ

A person who receives a superannuation pension.
the ordinary superannuant who has a pension has to pay income tax on that
Example sentencesExamples
- About 16,000 of Australia's wealthiest superannuants who earn $100,000 a year from their funds will not have those earnings taxed.
- Superannuants are often better educated, more politically astute and in a better position to lobby than pensioners.
- Superannuants will inevitably have to move out of those areas to be able to live and afford to pay their way.
- While mostly "over-40s", these are no blue rinse superannuants who might be content to scan the shoreline penguin parades via their deck-chair binoculars.
- He was suspicious of bank deregulation, believing the interests of primary producers, superannuants and some manufacturers would be better served by an institution based on the old Commonwealth Development Bank.
- In the past, investors and superannuants believed in financial 'pipe dreams' of stability, and have been bitterly disappointed.
- None of the superannuants in question consented to their funds being used in this manner.
- The channel has promised faithfully it will re-air the missing episode in full for all the superannuants that are still hanging on tenterhooks to find out who's the killer.
- The Coalition's announcement is a triumph for those over 60 that highlights the increasing influence of Australian superannuants.
- The bill will allow all superannuants to choose the superannuation company of their choice, rather than have the employer direct them to a particular fund.
- All of its top four proposals take benefits or concessions from pensioners or superannuants.
- The highest-earning superannuants appear set to face lower tax concessions under a new government plan.
- Wealthy superannuants get no more of a "concession" than any other superannuant.
- The extension of this test to include all income would be a savage blow to superannuants and self-funded retirees.

单词	superannuant
释义	Definition of superannuant in English: superannuant noun suːpərˈanjuːənt Australian, NZ A person who receives a superannuation pension. the ordinary superannuant who has a pension has to pay income tax on that Example sentencesExamples About 16,000 of Australia's wealthiest superannuants who earn $100,000 a year from their funds will not have those earnings taxed. Superannuants are often better educated, more politically astute and in a better position to lobby than pensioners. Superannuants will inevitably have to move out of those areas to be able to live and afford to pay their way. While mostly "over-40s", these are no blue rinse superannuants who might be content to scan the shoreline penguin parades via their deck-chair binoculars. He was suspicious of bank deregulation, believing the interests of primary producers, superannuants and some manufacturers would be better served by an institution based on the old Commonwealth Development Bank. In the past, investors and superannuants believed in financial 'pipe dreams' of stability, and have been bitterly disappointed. None of the superannuants in question consented to their funds being used in this manner. The channel has promised faithfully it will re-air the missing episode in full for all the superannuants that are still hanging on tenterhooks to find out who's the killer. The Coalition's announcement is a triumph for those over 60 that highlights the increasing influence of Australian superannuants. The bill will allow all superannuants to choose the superannuation company of their choice, rather than have the employer direct them to a particular fund. All of its top four proposals take benefits or concessions from pensioners or superannuants. The highest-earning superannuants appear set to face lower tax concessions under a new government plan. Wealthy superannuants get no more of a "concession" than any other superannuant. The extension of this test to include all income would be a savage blow to superannuants and self-funded retirees.
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