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I have similar problem with attic tank heating. Existing common heating loop for gas boiler was divided to have one zone for heating and one for hot water recently. Noticed today that hot water is entering the tank in attic via the vent pipe. So I assume based on the above that this should not...

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'' Value''... sorry i mean ''Interest Rate''... it is listed as 2.97% gross/3% AER on the link in your post,... just wondering where you have seen 2.75% Row is as follows Regular SavingsQuarterly1-100,000 2.97 3.00

One thing to watch for down the line is that you dont get caught for inheritance taxes or other... if you pay all that money, you will almost own the properties.. One clean way would be for one of the siblings to take over the property and get a mortgage and pay it off. Its theres then at the...

Value is still quoted at 2.97% gross / 3% AER on the link. Where have you seen the reduction? [broken link removed]

Well done Neo... important that you record your version as in future it will be important that your son knows the reason why you left. (printout out the full 112 comments to date and give him to him when he is older) can only assume the rubbish that the in-laws have fed him for why you left...

I thought UB would not allow one transfer money into another UB account i.e. that they only allowed you open a new account if the money was being fed in from another external bank account Yes, very true as regards educating yourself. I'm leaving it in the one for 3% for now

Their website still shows it at 3. Strange that they rang you to tell you about a reduction. Normally they try to hide the fact about reductions so that you dont decide to move your money/account

web page as follows [broken link removed] no mention on that page of any interest rate change so i think its still 3%

i suggest that you take a few weeks off work and visit a few financial advisers asap. not that you are stuck for the cash and would be wisely spent longterm. having all the cash in banks that are backed by irish gov is pointless.. suggest you move some abroad where possible and this is where a...

I got mine on first anniversary just last month.. I think you could opt for 3-montly or yearly and I chose yearly

if they have a company then i think they should both be paye workers of that company.... if his father is taking out away more then i dont think they are maximising their tax credits and maybe his father is paying more tax than him as a result. If they have a company then they must be doing...

never a fan of painted skirtings... prefer to wax or clear varnish skirtings... are your skirtings already painted?

if you have the money then clear the lot of them as you are paying high interest possibly on these?.. and as blackberry says also stamp duty on each. Have you any savings?

were you off due to illness or due to non availability of work?... if illness then maybe some of the insurance groups may be slow to take you on as they usually have big questionaire. if you think you are now in very secure employment then not sure if paying mortgage protection is worthwhile...

sounds like a partial blockage somewhere in it... suggest you get one of the shower maintenance guys in to have look at it. Problem is most of these showers only seem to last 6-8 years at most

Good idea.. few years back, we used an IKEA kitchen modelling package and modelled the kitchen a number of times ourselves to try optimise the space available to us.. and worked very well.. so try Ikea website to see if they have the kitchen modelling software still available

Plumbob... If I were you I would lodge the 10K into Rabo and keep it as a rainy day fund to pay your mortgage should you end up out of work.. Also if you can regularly save 900 per month.. then I would open the regular saver with PTSB as best reg saver at moment Best of luck

if you dont mind me asking...where did you move to if you moved it away from here?