Impact of possible rise in NZ Super eligibility from 65 to 67
Brendon Mills made this Official Information request to The Treasury
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From: Brendon Mills
Dear The Treasury,
I was wondering if there has been any studies done on the possible negative impact that the lifting of the age of eligibility of NZ Super from 65 to 67 have on those who are between 60 and 66 and are on low incomes with limited or no retirement savings, with disabilities, unemployed or underemployed, etc.
Please note that I have also send this request to MSD.
Yours faithfully,
Brendon Mills
From: Alex Colton [TSY]
The Treasury
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Hi Brendon,
Please find attached a letter in response to your request.
Ngâ mihi
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All the information I requested is there. Unfortunately I don't think the studies done are all that comprehensive.
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