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pluszap · 2016-02-01 08:21:29

I earn 9.25 an hour. What change in prsi and usc this month. Would I be entitled to medical card single person thanks

01-02-2016 8:21am

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pluszap

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I earn 9.25 an hour. What change in prsi and usc this month. Would I be entitled to medical card single person thanks

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#2 01-02-2016 8:28am

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Assuming you're single and living alone, you're entitled to a medical card if you earn €184 or less each month.

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#3 01-02-2016 8:51am

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Thank you. Working 40 hours so medical card out of question

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#4 03-02-2016 5:34pm

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pluszap wrote: »

Thank you. Working 40 hours so medical card out of question

It's not out of the question
Medical Card will take your rent/mortgage into account and your travelling to work costs and you might qualify for a card then

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#5 03-02-2016 5:51pm

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It could be worth while applying because even if you don't get the full medical card you may be entitled to a GP card. If you have a long term illness etc you may be entitled to a discretionary card.

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