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With Fuel Allowance season officially over, there is time to see if you qualify before the next lot of payments begin later this year.
However, over the past six months, several changes have been made to this social welfare payment - including changes to income limits and what is considered in the means test. Therefore, there are people who aren’t eligible for the payment anymore and thousands of others who may qualify for the first time.You will not be considered eligible if you do not receive one of the following qualifying payments:
You will not get the Fuel Allowance payment if you are not living alone, or with the following people: You must also be living in Ireland and lastly, you or other members of your household must be unable to provide for your heating needs.Get the latest RSVP headlines straight to your inbox for free by signing up to our newsletter
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