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Bin Collection Rates for Lone Parents

michelle65 · 2011-08-04 11:43:34

Hi I'm recently separated from my husband and Im trying to find out if anyone knows if there are certain bin collection rates for lone parents?? Also im awaiting a rent allowance payment but they said my ex is still registered at my address :mad:, will the social welfare take him off my address even tho he has no fixed…

04-08-2011 11:43am

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michelle65

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Hi
I'm recently separated from my husband and Im trying to find out if anyone knows if there are certain bin collection rates for lone parents?? Also im awaiting a rent allowance payment but they said my ex is still registered at my address :mad:, will the social welfare take him off my address even tho he has no fixed abode??

I would really appreciate any replys.
Thanks

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#2 04-08-2011 1:23pm

Cadyboo

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Sorry I don't know much about these things but you should probably ring the citizens advice and see if they can give you some information.

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#3 04-08-2011 2:11pm

H8GHOTI

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About the rent, citizens advice is a good idea. There's also a 'State Benefits' forum on here. Might be more people over there that would know about these things.
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=861

With the bins, look into pay by weight rates or some company that uses bin tags. So you only pay for the waste you throw out rather than a monthly/yearly charge that you pay regardless of how much rubbish you have.
It may work out cheaper.
I haven't looked at any of these in any great detail but 3 companies I can think of are:
Greenstar
Country Clean
Wiser

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#4 04-08-2011 2:18pm

michelle65

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Wow thats brill thanks for your help

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