Lenihan says Govt will not 'raid' pension fund

The Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan has said that the Government has no intention of "raiding" the National Pension Reserve Fund.

Lenihan says Govt will not 'raid' pension fund
Thu, 24 Jul, 2008 - 18:22

The Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan has said that the Government has no intention of "raiding" the National Pension Reserve Fund.

It has been reported that the fund of €21bn could be tapped to plug the exchequer deficit.

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