The CGT discount not only increased the benefit to non-wage earners, it did so in a way that incentivised investing in rental properties rather than sharesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastWages are growing at a much slower pace than inflation, according to the latest data. This fits the story of the budget: that those earning…
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