The Albanese government looks set to back down on changes to the superannuation system after receiving negative feedback on its plans. 

Qantas executive pay is revealed, with Alan Joyce getting one last pot of gold on a share price turnaround.

Fewer people buying Father’s Day gifts, but those who do are spending more.

While the ASX finished the week up half a percent, as international markets wait for US non-farm payroll data. 

Interview with: James Tao, Consumer Finance Analyst at ING

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Hosted by: Tom Storey

The Albanese government looks set to back down on changes to the superannuation system after receiving negative feedback on its plans.&nbsp;
Qantas executive pay is revealed, with Alan Joyce getting one last pot of gold on a share price turnaround.
Fewer people buying Father&rsquo;s Day gifts, but those who do are spending more.
While the ASX finished the week up half a percent, as international markets wait for US non-farm payroll data. Interview with: James Tao, Consumer Finance Analyst at ING
Email us your thoughts to <a href="mailto:moneynews@nine.com.au">moneynews@nine.com.au</a>
Hosted by: Tom Storey

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POCKET MONEY NEWS September 5: Govt feels the heat on super; Joyce gets another Qantas payout; Father’s Day spending set to be mixed; and the ASX finishes the week with its tail in the air.  🔥✈️👨‍👦🦚