No rise in retirement age, says Coughlan

The Minister for Social Welfare has ruled out out any rise in the retirement age.

No rise in retirement age, says Coughlan
Thu, 25 Sep, 2003 - 15:31

The Minister for Social Welfare has ruled out out any rise in the retirement age.

A report published by the Society of Actuaries recommended increasing the retirement age to a least 70.

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