Howard woos Australian house-buyers in election campaign

Australian Prime Minister John Howard launched his general election campaign today with a pledge to provide massive tax breaks for people saving for their first home.

Howard woos Australian house-buyers in election campaign
Mon, 12 Nov, 2007 - 15:50

Australian Prime Minister John Howard launched his general election campaign today with a pledge to provide tax breaks for people saving for their first home.

The plan would allow tax-free savings account for prospective, first-time home owners and cost around €992m over three years.

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