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Unless the government lift the the restrictions, all travel insurance will remain null and void.

This is one for Joe.....

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So it's ok to rent for 5 months, give a months notice and tennant will hopefully be out by 6 months. You then free to advertise the property and rent for another 6 months.

Nursing homes are truely awful places to park the elderly in my opinion. We just have to watch what has been going on in those places this past year or even look further back.

You very optimistic there ☺️

A chancer

I'm talking about NPPR, a historic tax that that had excruciating penalties for non payment.

How much more expensive would homecare be?

I presume you need to find a home or apartment to rent. You will need few thousand for deposit and rent, you will probably need to do up the place, buy furniture, moving cost have to be factored in etc. There's nothing in the bank by way of interest so what ever you have left over , invest in...

I'm sure USC if applicable will be due on it.

Looks like you need someone to advocate for you. Have you tried the ombudsman

Dont you have the drugs payment card?

There's also the five year waiting period for any preexisting condition.

An interesting question. I have had health insurance for many years and any time I ever needed to attend hospital or outpatient dept, it was always carried out through the public hospital route, so yes, I often thought of your question.

76,000 waiting for surgery in Oct 2020 https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-40064744.html%3ftype=amp

Frightening statistic :-(

It won't make much difference, paying the private fees for an xray and Consultant is the easy part. The current waiting time for public health joint replacement will prob be years long after the turmoil of Covid.

I am nearly sure you still have to submit a tax return every year even if no tax is due.

November 16, I'm far from an expert on the extraordinary array of health care policies. However I note from your post Orthopaedic cover is important, be sure to scrutinise they are no shortfalls in this area in whatever policy you choose.