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This thread refers to the Small Gift Exemption so a totally different situation but the thread is still worth a read. This article is mentioned therein.

See here at approx 3.00 minutes to see Radek Toma, Data Engineer the owner of the site speak about energypal.ie. See here also.

Indeed, in complaints that I lodged with both Bord Gais and El Irl the Complaints Teams told me that they had no control over this as it was the Regulator who set the rule :(

Hi Nora, Welcome to AAM. A read of the AAM Savings Best Buy may give you some advice.

This type of stuff certainly does not help the restaurant business in general.

Don't remember hearing anything about that but this article would lead one to believe that it was due to come into effect in 2022. Utility companies still doing it all over place :(

See here for information on Rent a room scheme.

I would consider that to be a waste of money as she will be away for so long and I do think the best thing is to speak to your health insurers. Read up on the small print before speaking to them on your policy/cover as it could possibly be the case that her being out of the country for such a...

The query here is mainly about travel insurance and that is what I was referring to in my son's case.

Wouldn't recommend it. Son broke his ankle in Canada and was flown home 1st class accompanied by nurse paid for by insurance. Whole treatment cost many thousands.

VHI International might be worth considering but I've heard in the past that it is expensive.

It can be renewed online through mygovid.ie They don't automatically renew them. See here also https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/social-welfare/irish-social-welfare-system/public-services-card/ A relative and some friends found that the system is not very user friendly for the photographs...

Perhaps getting some advice from Citizens' Information as to his entitlements might help.

Who would kidnap @Leper :p 5 minutes of listening to him and they'd bring him back :D:D

Hi ACER10, What exactly is PhysioCheck benefits? On the PMI2410 the trips under day-to-day expenses to physio are €40 x 24 visits; Swiftcare physiotherapy €40 X 12 visits, no excess and on PMI4510 the cover is €25 x 7 visits. The premiums are totally different, of course, with PMI2410 @...

Hi, Welcome to AAM. See here www.citizensinformation.ie or https://services.mywelfare.ie/en/ This calculator may be of assistance https://services.mywelfare.ie/en/topics/out-of-work-payments/benefit-of-work-estimator/

The Revenue rules for the Small Gift Exemption linked to above don't make any reference to restriction on age so it does not appear to be a problem. In light of this case it would appear that it would be necessary to open accounts in the children's names to avoid any problems. It also sounds...

Part of the closure problem is also probably that people have started to cut back on the take away coffee act. Some people were constantly buying these take-aways and not looking at the expenditure side. It can also be nearly as cheap to get a lunch as it is to get a snack with maybe two...

From my observations (and I could be wrong because insured with VHI) it would appear to be more to do with the 100% cover for orthopaedic and ophthalmic procedures which Laya are more inclined to provide at a realistic premium. VHI have been charging the mad money on the policies being...

Do you have the unit serviced regularly and possibly contact that company? Perhaps contacting someone in the Management Company who might be able to give you some advice.