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Budget 2008 - Rates of Payment

Rates of Payments Leaflet SW 19 for 2008 is available in PDF format (146KB)
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One Parent Family Payment
Lone Parents
Personal Rate
Each Dependant Child
Under Age 66
€197.80
€24.00
Aged over 66
€0?
€24.00
Certain offshore Islands
€0 ?
€24.00

 

Widow's/Widower's (Contributory) Pension/Deserted Wife's Benefit
- under age 66
 
- under age 66
 
- aged 66 and under age 80
 
- aged 80 and over
 


Widow/Widower's (Non-Contributory) Pension / Deserted Wife's /
Prisoner's Wife's Allowance

Under Age 66
Aged 66 or over
€197.80
€.00
Certain offshore Islands
?
Each Child Dependant €21.60

Note: If you are getting One-Parent Family Payment, you could earn up to €146.50 per week and may still qualify for full payment. If you earn between €146.50 and €293.00, you may qualify for a reduced payment. If you are in receipt of One-Parent Family Payment, and your earnings subsequently exceed €293.00 per week, your payment may continue for one year at half rate.

Note: There is a special One-Parent Family Tax Allowance. (OP1 form)

Fuel Allowance
Payable from early October to late April (30 weeks)
Fuel Allowance €18.00
Smokeless Fuel Allowance €18.00 + €3.90 = €21.90

Child Benefit

To qualify a child must be dependent on you and must also be:
Under age 16 or Aged 16, 17 or 18 and attending full-time education or a FÁS Youthreach course or have a physical or mental disability.

April 2005
Monthly Payments
1 Child Dependant
€166.00
2 Child Dependant
€166.00
3 Child Dependant
€203.00
4 Child Dependant
€203.00
5 Child Dependant
€203.00
6 Child Dependant
€203.00
7 Child Dependant
€203.00
8 Child Dependant
€203.00
Twins are paid at:
150% of the normal rate

Back to School Clothing and Footware Allowance rates
Lone Parent with:
Income Limits
1 Child  
2 Children  
3 Children  
4 Children  
* Limit is increased by €? for each additional child
Allowance
Rate payable
Rate for each child aged 2 - 11 years  
Rate for each child aged 12 - 17 years *  
* and children aged 18 - 22 if in full time education for whom a Child Dependant Allowance is payable
Special Conditions Back to School Clothing and Footware Allowance

If you are on one of the following Schemes:

If you were entitled to the Back to School Clothing and Footwear Allowance while claiming a social welfare or health board payment before starting one of the above Schemes, you
will keep your entitlement to the Allowance as long as your gross household income is less than €? per week and that you continue to satisfy the conditions of the Scheme.

If you are not retaining this allowance but you now have a qualified child, you can apply subject to a gross weekly household income limit of €?. Contact the Community Welfare Officer at your local health centre for more details on how the €? gross household income is calculated.

Back to Education Allowance

If you are getting a Back to Education Allowance, you can retain your entitlement to secondary benefits, subject to certain conditions. You can retain entitlement to the Back to School Clothing and Footwear Allowance as long as your household income is at or below the income limits above.


Rates for Lone Parents on Community Employment
Personal Rate
No. Children
Rates
Total
€? 1 Child €? €?
€? 2 Children €? €?
€? 3 Children €? €?
€? 4 Children €? €?
Rate per child is  
€?

Rates for Lone Parents on Job Initiative

Effective: 01 January 2003
grant per place (maximum period of grant = 3 years.) €?
minimum payment to job initiative participant is €?
administration/materials/overheads/topup for Team Leader = maximum of 10% of grant training & development = minimum of 4% of grant

Employee eligibility criteria:

Persons over 35 years of age, unemployed and in receipt of (unemployment assistance/unemployment benefit)
or
lone parents type allowance for at least five years.


Family Income Supplement (FIS) 2004
Family Size
1 child
€?
2 children
€?
3 children
€?
4 children
€?
5 children
€?
6 children
€?
7 children
€?
8 children
€?
Family Income Supplement is calculated at 60% of the difference between net weekly income (i.e. gross pay less Tax, Employees PRSI, Health Contribution, Superannuation) and the income limit for your family size.

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