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Forum: Health Insurance and healthcare costs 30-12-2012, 04:13 AM

Replies: 10 Medical Card -Good savings but little income. Views: 1,881 Posted By mrsk If they have 300k they can pay for their medical... If they have 300k they can pay for their medical needs. I don't have that sort of money and I have to pay for my medical needs.

Forum: Askaboutlaw 23-11-2012, 10:39 PM

Replies: 5 Finding details of case from 1997 Views: 978 Posted By mrsk If it was an employment case you might find it on... If it was an employment case you might find it on the labour court website under labour court recommendations. www.labourcourt.ie

Forum: Health Insurance and healthcare costs 17-07-2012, 05:29 PM

Replies: 3 Health insurance and surgery in the UK? Views: 985 Posted By mrsk If The surgery that you require is not available... If The surgery that you require is not available in Ireland you might be covered under the E112 treatment abroad scheme that allows EU citizens to have treatment within the public system of another...

Forum: Public sector pensions 25-03-2012, 10:09 AM

Replies: 5 retiring from the hse due to ill health Views: 2,506 Posted By mrsk No you should not have to resign, the HSE is the... No you should not have to resign, the HSE is the largest employer in the State and has many different roles within the organisation. You seem to be able to manage your job in the private industry,...

Forum: Banking, credit cards, etc 16-11-2011, 06:50 AM

Replies: 1 Will AIB lower their credit card APR? Views: 936 Posted By mrsk Will AIB lower their credit card APR? I have an AIB gold visa card, it has been maxed out for years. I current owe €4,800.00. I would love to cancel the card asap as the APR is 20.2%. Has anybody asked AIB to lower their interest rate?...

Forum: Redundancy, unemployment & jobseekers' SW entitlements 07-10-2011, 07:04 AM

Replies: 3 Illness Benefit/ appeal disallowed Views: 1,585 Posted By mrsk do you have to be nearly wheelchair bound to keep... do you have to be nearly wheelchair bound to keep these allowances! Many wheelchair bound people go to work and don't claim illness benefit!

Forum: Welfare and state benefits 31-07-2011, 11:48 AM

Replies: 16 Habitual Resident Rules: Recently returned Irish Person (NI), many years in US? Views: 3,158 Posted By mrsk I'm glad there is a habitual residence... I'm glad there is a habitual residence requirement, it may help prevent welfare tourism! Irish people don't qualify for social welfare payments when they arrive in the US or Australia, why should we...

Forum: Welfare and state benefits 11-06-2011, 10:49 PM

Replies: 1 How long for Invalidity Pension Appeal Views: 1,680 Posted By mrsk Can you apply for another benefit pending the... Can you apply for another benefit pending the outcome of your appeal. Having a long-term illness doesn't give you an automatic right to invalidity pension. Many people with long-term illnesses are...

Forum: Welfare and state benefits 11-06-2011, 10:34 PM

Replies: 5 No medical card without an income Views: 1,771 Posted By mrsk This is to ensure that people declare an income.... This is to ensure that people declare an income. There are many people who apply for a medical card and state they have no income. Usually they are advised to contact their community welfare officer...

Forum: Welfare and state benefits 11-06-2011, 10:14 PM

Replies: 3 Medical card car expenses disallowed-get bus Views: 2,350 Posted By mrsk 18c per km/30c per mile google medical card... 18c per km/30c per mile google medical card national assessment guidelines for the full eligibilty. Most medical card applications have been centralised to Finglas. All applications should be...

Forum: Homes and gardens 11-06-2011, 09:30 AM

Replies: 0 Wrong forum New Bannisters 2011 Views: 523 Posted By mrsk New Bannisters 2011 I want to get old bannisters replaced. Would love to get oak although this would depend on price. Live in old terraced 'corpo' house, so just straight up stairs. Does anyone know roughly how much...

Forum: Health Insurance and healthcare costs 25-04-2011, 09:03 PM

Replies: 8 Living aboad want to have baby in ireland Views: 3,005 Posted By mrsk You should not be entitled to free maternity care... You should not be entitled to free maternity care as you are not ordinarily resident in Ireland. Only persons ordinarily resident in Ireland are entitled to healthcare in Ireland. Check...

Forum: The bailout, the banking crisis and other economic issues 01-11-2010, 11:08 PM

Replies: 72 HSE: Voluntary Early Retirement Scheme and Voluntary Redundancy Scheme. Views: 20,118 Posted By mrsk Belview your figures are wrong. Please stick to... Belview your figures are wrong. Please stick to facts. There are two options. 1. Early Retirement 2. Voluntary Redunancy. Under early retirement the maximum lump sum one can get is 1.5 times...

Forum: Homes and Gardens - suppliers and recommend tradesmen 22-10-2010, 03:36 PM

Replies: 0 Dublin Getting a chimney breast refitted dublin Views: 592 Posted By mrsk Getting a chimney breast refitted dublin Hi, we stupidly had the chimney breast removed downstairs only, with an RSJ supporting chimney breast upstairs. Occasionally I hear some sounds like stones falling down hitting the ceiling. I'm...

Forum: Home energy 12-09-2010, 09:04 AM

Replies: 18 Chimney Breast Removal Views: 4,843 Posted By mrsk We have a house similar to the house descriped... We have a house similar to the house descriped above - two rooms with corner chimneys. We knocked down chimney breast downstairs and wall between two rooms and placed an rsj to support upstairs. Is...

Forum: Tax 25-05-2010, 10:05 AM

Replies: 4 Tax paid when you have children? Views: 1,562 Posted By mrsk Seems to discriminate against parents who live... Seems to discriminate against parents who live together with their children! So much for supporting a family environment!

Forum: Work, Careers, Employment rights, further education/training 25-04-2010, 04:22 PM

Replies: 3 Unpaid maternity leave Views: 1,301 Posted By mrsk Thanks Hippy! That's great! Thanks Hippy! That's great!

Forum: Work, Careers, Employment rights, further education/training 25-04-2010, 10:04 AM

Replies: 3 Unpaid maternity leave Views: 1,301 Posted By mrsk Unpaid maternity leave I'm currently on 26 days maternity leave. I am aware that I can take 16 weeks unpaid maternity leave. Does anybody know if I can take less than 16 weeks unpaid maternity leave ie just 8 weeks unpaid...

Forum: Homes and gardens 04-11-2009, 07:46 PM

Replies: 1 getting path/kerb dished fingal area Views: 439 Posted By mrsk getting path/kerb dished fingal area Does anybody know the costs involved to get a builder to dish kerb/path. I live in old estate in fingal area! I believe I have to get private builder with Public Liability Insurance. Has anybody...

Forum: Affordable housing and shared ownership 05-11-2008, 07:50 PM

Replies: 0 What do people think of Home Choice Loan Views: 662 Posted By mrsk What do people think of Home Choice Loan Just wondering what people think of the new Home Choice Loan The Home Choice Loan looks like it is set to replace the Shared Ownership Scheme. With many affordable homes now cheaper on the...

Forum: Affordable housing and shared ownership 03-11-2008, 06:34 PM

Replies: 5 Changes to standard spec of AH Views: 1,060 Posted By mrsk Re: Changes to standard spec of AH Hi Neil, Just in relation to you wanting downlighters. These are becoming unfashionable as they are not considered to be environmentally friendly. Several Lights instead of one. With new...

Forum: Affordable housing and shared ownership 16-10-2008, 10:07 PM

Replies: 3 Shared Ownership Scheme Budget 2009 Views: 976 Posted By mrsk Shared Ownership Scheme Budget 2009 Hi all, Does anybody know if there have been any changes to the Shared Ownership Scheme. Have income limits or loan limits increased?

Forum: Affordable housing and shared ownership 19-09-2008, 05:17 PM

Replies: 14 Resentful neighbours? Views: 2,246 Posted By mrsk Re: Resentful neighbours? It shouldn't be a problem, Affordable Housing Buyers still have a mortgage and therefore you could assume that they would take care of their property/investment. As affordable housing buyers are...

Forum: Affordable housing and shared ownership 05-08-2008, 09:07 PM

Replies: 10 Got offered 2 affordable apartments but which do I choose? Help? Views: 1,868 Posted By mrsk Re: Got offered 2 affordable apartments but which do I choose? Help? Congratulations Delphi! There was a programme on telly a while ago and it said, that apartments within the canals area both royal canal (north City) and Grand canal (South City) will always be...

Forum: Public sector pensions 04-08-2008, 12:24 AM

Replies: 7 An Aussie in Ireland - Pension questions Views: 3,066 Posted By mrsk Re: An Aussie in Ireland - Pension questions Hi Aussie, If you are a HSE employee, there is a ready reckoner on the internal hsenet intranet. Go to link working for hse, then pension estimator. You can estimate how much pension you...

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