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This was meant to mean when they retire paying out mortgage with super funds

I understand this, but how many people use their retirement super to pay off the mortgage? rule #1a super is for retirement purposes so if you could lower your mortgage over say 10 yrs then there will be more retirement money in the kitty and no need for lump sum payouts you are not accessing it...

I like this idea. I can't see why you couldn't argue the point that your super would be paying off your mortgage when you retire in a lump sum therefore your mortgage would be lower by use of an offset account today therefore leaving more in your super. This money is not earning 2.5% but 5% it's...