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Dental Benefit & RSI

  • 22-11-2002 11:14pm
    #1
    Cork
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    Dental Benefit & RSI

    I have 5 years contributions but I went back to college 4 one year.

    What is the story about needing 39 weeks?

    Can these weeks combine 2 tax years?

    Going to the dentiest is rough but understanding this scheme comes a close second.


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  • #2
    Victor
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    The Irish Dental Association are currently haveing a spat with the department over fee, so make sure your dentist only charges you in accordance with his contract with the department.

    Assuming you are under about 25, you should be OK. See the [url=
    http://employed.welfare.ie/publications/sw24.xml#htq]Department of Social and Family Affairs website[/url]
    6. Where Can I Get More Information? For more information on the Treatment Benefit Scheme contact your local Social Welfare Office or:

    Treatment Benefit Section
    Department of Social and Family Affairs,
    St. Oliver Plunkett Road
    Letterkenny
    Co. Donegal.

    Telephone: LOCALL 1890 400 400 (ext. 4480)
    Letterkenny (074) 25566
    Dublin (01) 8748444


  • #3
    sceptre
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    Originally posted by Cork
    Dental Benefit & RSI

    Repetitive Stress Injury?

    <slightly confused about what dental benefit and RSI have in common>


  • #4
    Victor
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 78,523 ✭✭✭✭Victor


    Originally posted by sceptre
    Repetitive Stress Injury? <slightly confused about what dental benefit and RSI have in common>
    The poor dear menas PRSI (PAy related Social Insurance) - the tooth ache is getitng to him.


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