PQ 75
149 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Finance his views on modifying the age at which a person is required to assign money to an approved minimum retirement fund in view of the fact that it is at age 66, not 65 years, that most people become automatically entitled to a pension of at least €12,700 as a result of their entitlements under social insurance. [37612/09]
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21 October 2009
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149 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Finance his views on modifying the age at which a person is required to assign money to an approved minimum retirement fund in view of the fact that it is at age 66, not 65 years, that most people become automatically entitled to a pension of at least €12,700 as a result of their entitlements under social insurance. [37612/09]
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Pension Provisions.
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