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Submitted by Jim Johnson on Wed, 02/07/2018 - 09:32

Broadly i agree with the philosophy of not attracting greater risk to retirement monies, but with the continual contraction of concessional and non concessional caps, this might be the last resort for those attempting to get greater balances into superannuation.
perhaps the level of borrowing (LVR) might be easier to restrict moving forward rather than to knock LRBA out fully

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