A midlands TD says the government is looking at the best way to use the surplus.
The Government's next cost-of-living support package will be tilted towards lower income families.
The reduction in excise on fuel is also due to expire, which could see prices at the pump rise once again.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar this week revealed the measures will be signed off on after a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday.
Longford Westmeath TD and Junior European Affairs Minister Peter Burke says the government is looking at the best way to use the surplus, but they're being cautious:
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