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Second the Nextbase 312GW. Bought mine about 2 ( maybe even 3) years ago and have had no issues with it ( Bought it on the recommendation of a friend - I said I wanted a good one that didn't cost a fortune) It's wide angle and high resolution so the video it captures is good quality.

2 things: If you think equities and land purchase are equal I suggest you take some of the 1.5M in the bank and pay a wealth management advisor, who can gather all the information available and make informed recommendations. Buying land and buying equalities are 2 completely different investment...

From your first post You never were applying to be a direct employee. I assume was a daily rate contract? It's probably easier for the company to be invoiced by one agency, rather than separate invoices for each contractor. Is the daily rate paid to you changing? By how much?

You can request removal of the page using the form at this link: https://www.facebook.com/help/contact/208282075858952/?ref=u2u ETA : Actually, I just assumed it was a facebook page. There should be the same option available for other social media platforms if you search

The listing that I was referring to above doesn't appear on any other agents sites, so I have feeling I might have the wrong property or it's extremely well hidden :) Regardless though, if you have improved the appearance since the agent took photos, get them to put new photos up. You want...

I might have wrong property, if I do, you can ignore :) but if it's the property with one photo on the property websites, the photo and wording of the advert scream 'this house is so bad that it's only suitable for complete renovation'. Even the photo that is used shows a neglected property...

I sure they probably would as the interest rate is higher on my mortgage. Maybe I should share numbers to see if I'm making the correct decisions ( Making incorrect financial decision wouldn't be a first for me, it's how I got here :) ) PPR : 230K mortgage. Value approx 290. Interest Rate 4.25%...

Shortfall is only just over 23K. Didn't have a lump sum to pay it off. In hindsight, if I didn't know at the time that it would affect my credit rating, I would have found the money to pay it off. Still don't have lump sum to pay it off now. It might do in the near future. Have mortgage on...

Thanks for reply Brendan. Never any arrears. Mortgage amount always paid in full and on time. Even when things were tight, other expenses cut to ensure it was paid in full. I guess I can see where technically they are right with the 'L', However I probably just feel a little hard done by as it...

I sold a property for less than mortgage amount. Agreed with bank before sale that full residue will be paid off over a (still to be agreed) period of time at the same rate as the original mortgage. I had suggested at the beginning that 5 years seemed a reasonable period ( currently 16 years...

Bank of Ireland had a 'payment holiday' included in it's adverts recently However, make sure you now how much that payment holiday is going to cost you over the lifetime of the mortgage ( hint : a lot!)

Can you get a mortgage of 150K? If so, what is the interest rate? Because if you can only get 130K then none of the below applies. If you borrow at 3.1%, it is costly you 620 in interest a year. Assuming that you get the same rate after the 3 year fixed, then it will cost 3100 in interest (...

I think you can log into https://lpt.revenue.ie/lpt-web/views/login.html?execution=e1s1 to print confirmation. Might take a few days for the pin to reach you though if you don't have it already

Thank snowyb. I'll definitely go for a fee based consultation. I was on that track, but wasn't sure if it would make a difference, Thanks again

Estate agents and solicitors are not paid upfront, they are paid afterwards. The booking deposit can be considered as part of the 10% deposit

I have become aware that for a specific condition, a particular treatment would be covered by one insurance company and not another insurance company. Most comparisons of health insurance I have found online compare public to private hospital care. However I am having trouble finding details of...

Then put at least 434 into a savings account each month. If you were taking on the whole mortgage now you would be paying it, so you should have it to spare. That is at least 5K you are saving a year in order to put towards a lump sum to pay him when you are in a position to take the full mortgage.

Also, I think you might have left a number out of your repayment figure

Bought a travel insurance policy for my mother (70+) travelling to Australia for 5 weeks with AA. It was less than €100 and included a loading for a pre existing condition.

Also, you should quote the consumer credit act to them, linked above, since you are over 50, and so you already fit the criteria, without having to prove that it would be too expensive