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104 Deputy Thomas P. Broughan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Finance if he has reviewed the position of older people allowed to avail of free banking without charges and fees by a number of banks in view of the fact that such people still have to pay the €40 stamp duty on credit and laser cards and ATM facilities; if he has reviewed the matter; the estimated revenue received from such older people; and the cost to the State of foregoing the €40 charge for older people. [23669/07]

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104 Deputy Thomas P. Broughan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Finance if he has reviewed the position of older people allowed to avail of free banking without charges and fees by a number of banks in view of the fact that such people still have to pay the €40 stamp duty on credit and laser cards and ATM facilities; if he has reviewed the matter; the estimated revenue received from such older people; and the cost to the State of foregoing the €40 charge for older people. [23669/07]

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