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We sent in drawdown request 8 days ago, still waiting.. BOI keep finding administrative errors in forms that have already been through multiple review processes. It's feels they are doing their best to delay the drawdown. We are practically 3 months in the process now between application and...

I'm currently using https://corcoransolicitors.com/ for a house purchase and they have been very efficient, happy to recommend. We are also with BOI for a mortgage and they have been anything BUT efficient so good luck getting to draw down in 4 weeks with them!

I regularly get my colour done without a blowdry in my local salon (Jazz Sandymount). It means I can get the colour done on a day when I'm not going out & save the blowdry for a day when I am. I used to go to Aidan Fitzgerald and it was them that advised me I didn't have to get the blowdry. They...

I suggest you engage a loss adjustor to argue the case on your behalf. The loss assessor acts in the interest of the insurance company. I recently used [broken link removed] and found them very good ( got the recommendation from another thread on this site).

25% off adidas runners if you trade in an old pair!

We stayed at the Hamilton Inn Times Square North which was great value in a great location, subway across the road & the best part was that breakfast was included & it was a real feast that kept us going the whole day with just a small snack/coffee for lunch. If you search the web, you might...

Another tip is to have a backup card & store it separately. I had two credit cards which were both skimmed so had to be cancelled in the first 2 weeks of the trip. My Irish bank was fantastic & phoned/texted myself & my parents to try to get in touch & I was able to validate which transactions...

I'm going through a similar problem at the moment & was told the same answer as Manage CIC says (by a friend who works for the management agent, so I trust him) Anyway, I've posted on a similar thread what I ended up doing:- http://www.askaboutmoney.com/showthread.php?p=970620#post970620 Still...

I came up against this issue recently - had a leak from the apartment upstairs & was told the excess I would have to pay was 750 EUR. I couldn't believe it as I was a completely innocent party. Through these forums I contacted a previous poster who'd had a similar issue & they referred me to...

Barry Peters beside Tesco on the town end of Baggot St is one of the best valu I've come across - only 10 eur to take up a hem. I've had loads of things altered there & no complaints. He offers discounts for some of the larger companies in the area.

If you google 'Tree Surgeon' or look it up in golden pages you will get a few hits.

If you ring the service department for the manufacturer, they will assign an engineer to you from the area. You then pay them directly.

I had similar experience with them 2 years ago:- http://www.askaboutmoney.com/showthread.php?t=22288&page=2 It took persavtion & emails to the CEO but I did evenutally get the refund - let us know how you get on! Helen

OK thank you - have only just realised what a big cut it was, had assumed it would be a few cents!

Hi, I'm an IT contractor & wondering if I have to adopt the reduced civil service subsistence & mileage rates? Are these rates an official maximum rate that can be paid? Thanks Helen

We stay at yotel.com, it's in the airport, costs 80 GBP for a double & minimises hassle leaving & returning to the airport. Just remember to bring earplugs as there are a log of comings & goings at all hours, but other than that it's a very impressive place.

Easyjet have flights from Sharm el Sheikh to Gatwick, worked out quite cheap for us.

Re: Sofia / Rental agents I've been using www.forosbg.com for 3 years now & have no complaints. I found it hard to find agents in the first place so couldn't do a lot of price comparison. Would be interested to hear who you end up going with.

I used this company and found them excellent:- [broken link removed]

I was led to believe the PHI premiums are not a valid expense against profits & the employee would have to pay tax on any premiums paid by the company. Can anyone clarify this?