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4.5 I am going abroad and have not used up my full tax credits for the tax year in which I leave. How do I claim a refund of tax paid? You can claim a refund of tax paid by supplying the following details to your local tax office: A completed claim form P50 (available from your local tax...

Hiya Just thought I'd up this because I'm in the same situation. From what I've read of the Irish tax system, Nige is correct in applying for a PAYE exclusion. According to the document here ([broken link removed]) it says: 4.3. I am being posted to work abroad by my Irish employer...

Hiya, just wondering what is the average time between getting the money in your account and handing over keys to the new owner (i.e. moving out of the house yourself). ? 2 weeks? 6 weeks? We'd like it to be as long as possible, but was wondering how long the average is.

Just wondering if anyone has had any good dealings with travel insurers, re: claiming. I'm not looking for the cheapest, just one with good service and cover. I don't have VHI or Bupa. Any recs?

Re: AVEENO Moisturiser Big SuperValu stores also stock Aveeno.

Dulux Jasmine White is lovely too. Dulux do a whole range of off-white colours so you're bound to find something you like among them.

I couldn't go back to PCs now after having a Mac. Not to mention the last two people I knew to own a new Dell were reading to throw them out with the rubbish!

There's really no such thing as a cheap flight to Australia in January. You'll be looking at around €1200 minimum. The later you leave it, the better though as prices gradually get cheaper the later you fly. The cheapest airlines usually turn out to be China Eastern or Korean Air so you might...

Another thing - local trains and European trains are separate. Make sure you buy the ticket for the right train! Like you might go up to one machine and it sells only local tickets, but another ticket machine will sell tickets for the newer, quicker trains. You can pre-book tickets on...

Be careful doing this. ETAs can only be applied for if you're out of the country. So you would have to fly to New Zealand and apply for it there before coming back into the country. Make sure you follow the instructions carefully as there's a 3 year exclusion period if you violate the visa...

I removed a single strip of wood that was used to hang curtains. It would've been about 4ft long by 1inch wide. There were 21 nails in it. I think I've pulled out at least 500 nails from this property already.

I have a similar situation - I have a chimney brest in the kitchen from where the old stove was and I need to take these two walls down. It's an old concrete building and obviously it's not load bearing, but how much skill does it require to take down the chimney above and the walls below?

I bought a double bed from Argos with no problems. They delivered when they said they would, and no bits were missing.

The last two times I flew to Oz, I got the chepest prices from Oz Talk ([broken link removed]) and also ebookers (http://www.ebookers.ie).

My boyfriend was in the same situation - Quinn wanted proof of no claims bonus, when the policy was with themselves. He'll never go back to them after that!

Hi ixus I was in a similar situation - needed to get a working visa as I'm a non-EEA national. I got lucky in that I found a job fairly easily and my employer was willing to pay the 500 euro work visa application fee for me. All I can suggest is that your friend approach employers with a look...

I would always put a reserve price on it if it's something valuable.

I put in my details to get costings for an extension in West Cork and heard nothing back!

I've had this happen before as well, but with Aer Lingus - not Ryanair. I was booking a flight from Cork to Rome and the price I got was cheaper by 10euro if I booked them separately. Found out the same way too - just checking the flight prices singly, then decided on a certain flight and went...

My Vodafone ReadytoGo phone didn't work when I went to the states.