The Fuel Allowance scheme has commenced today, providing financial assistance to households struggling with heating costs during the winter months. While the first weekly installment is being paid out, applications are still open for individuals seeking to avail of this support.
The Fuel Allowance scheme is being paid out from today, with hundreds and thousands of households set to benefit.
While the first weekly instalment is being paid from today, applications are still open for people to avail of the scheme.Read more:Social welfare Ireland: One group in line for €15 a week rise while one misses out on budget boostWhat is Fuel Allowance? Fuel Allowance is a payment to help with the cost of heating your home during the winter months. It is paid to only one person in a household.
The current rate of Fuel Allowance is €33 per week. You can choose to get the Fuel Allowance paid every week or paid in 2 instalments . You can also get your Fuel Allowance paid weekly or in two lump sum instalments. They are paid in September 2024 and January 2025.These three conditions are explained in detail here.
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