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ACOSS: Age and Wealth Must Be Considered Together to Address Generational Wealth Divide

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ACOSS urges the federal government to consider age and wealth together to tackle the growing generational wealth gap.
Younger Australians under 35 hold only 7% of national wealth, while older households hold the majority.
Renting is also highlighted as an essential service needing government intervention.

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ACOSS urges the federal government to consider age and wealth together to tackle the growing generational wealth gap. Younger Australians under 35 hold only 7% of national wealth, while older households hold the majority. Renting is also highlighted as an essential service needing government intervention.

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