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AIG Relief Tab Around $30B, Treasury Says

Treasury Department said it expects the combined costs of the Troubled Asset Relief Program and other aid to American International Group will be "about $30 billion."

By Arthur D. Postal, Chad Hemenway | Updated on October 17, 2010

The Treasury Department said it expects the combined costs of the Troubled Asset Relief Program and other aid to American International Group will be “about $30 billion.”

Estimates of losses on the government’s total estimated $182 billion investment in AIG were released as part of an administration report indicating that the government’s final cost of the TARP program overall will be a less-than-expected $50 billion.

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