Self-managed super funds will be barred from borrowing to invest in residential property, in a move welcomed by some economists
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The government has legislated its changes to capital gains tax and negative gearing, after winning support from the Greens.
Getting the deal over the line involved Labor agreeing to close a relatively obscure “loophole” in superannuation legislation that let funds borrow to invest in housing.