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Emergency tax maybe? Also, minimum wage is less for under 20's. If under 18 the minimum for 19 hours is less than €170.

Yes, but you need to get a nano SIM adapter. You can buy them on Amazon or ask your local phone shop. My local Vodafone shop didn't charge me anything.

Methinks, in your example, it would cost €3300 in 2025 only, then 6.6% of reckonable 2025 income in 2026 (min. €500) and so on in subsequent years.

Is it sorted though? Depends on when they joined and scheme specifics. I'd want to be retiring by 60, with kids through college and slightly accelerated mortgage paid off. I wouldn't let foreign property notions derail that. Horses for courses though.

Not helpful but I think it is madness. Pensions, mortgage & college are the things to work on.

My, fairly straightforward, myAccount query in early March was answered/remedied in around 10 days.

I can't imagine it's legal. Probably a copy & paste contract. I'd be tempted to put a line through the walkouts clause and initial it, then sign the contract and had it back saying nothing. Either way she'd probably be unlucky to get stung. Get 6 months experience and look for a better employer.

My question too. If I was in a hurry I'd embrace the EA's strategy. If no hurry I'd start somewhere in the valuation range as you can always reduce the price if there is little interest.

As she's not living with a parent, has little or no income and is seeking employment then methinks she should qualify for Jobseekers Allowance at the under 25s rate of €141.70. You can read about the means test here . ...

A crack pipe dream methinks. I've little time for the Citizens Assembly.

That would be a total disaster. It is radical though. Not sure it's working too well in the likes of Vancouver, Portland or San Francisco.

Laurel and Hardy couldn't have come up with a finer mess than what's proposed.

AFAIK ASC will not be included for the purpose of calculating Age-related tax relief thresholds.

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Just ban it, or tax it out of existence.

That's exactly how I'll be doing it.

Offloading The North will cost Britain a king's ransom, but one I think they'd gladly pay. We should drive a really hard bargain.

Article 41.2 didn't stop Tax Individualisation and a model where, for most families, both parents have to work out of economic necessity. They are just faffing around. Deletion would have been the only thing I might have voted for. I will vote against all but I expect that a majority will...

Is the relative price really the issue? <2% over your notional top offer is not a lot. In your shoes I wouldn't mess about with the offer just finally decide whether I wanted the house or not, and run with that.

I checked-in a number of Ryanair flights on their website at around 13:50 today.