UK PM-in-waiting Burnham considers income tax break to help young people onto property ladder, reports The Independent

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  • Allies of the prime minister-in-waiting say one potential plan would involve exempting young people from paying income tax for the first three years of full-time employment. The move, which could cost up to £3.5bn, would give young people a chance to build up savings, helping them qualify for a mortgage.

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