PQ 81
102 Mr. Stanton asked the Minister for Finance if there has been an increase in the rate of payment into SSIAs such as to cause him to revise his estimate of the cumulative cost to the Exchequer of the concession; the extent of the increase; and his latest estimate of the cumulative cost and cumulative pay out at maturity. [13298/05]
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27 April 2005
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27 April 2005 · Special Savings Incentive Scheme.
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Stanton, David.
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102 Mr. Stanton asked the Minister for Finance if there has been an increase in the rate of payment into SSIAs such as to cause him to revise his estimate of the cumulative cost to the Exchequer of the concession; the extent of the increase; and his latest estimate of the cumulative cost and cumulative pay out at maturity. [13298/05]
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27 April 2005
Special Savings Incentive Scheme.
102 Mr. Stanton asked the Minister for Finance if there has been an increase in the rate of payment into SSIAs such as to cause him to revise his estimate of the cumulative cost to the Exchequer of the concession; the extent of the increase; and his latest estimate of the cumulative cost and cumulative pay out at maturity. [13298/05]
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Special Savings Incentive Scheme.
Special Savings Incentive Scheme.
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- Stanton, David. · Asking member
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- Official source: https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/question/2005-04-27/81/
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