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Scenario 1
+2.36%Kate is 28, lives in an apartment in Sligo and earns the minimum wage working 39 hours p/w in a restaurant +2.36% Change to net income, increase of €449
Scenario 2
+0.97%Victoria (74) and Patrick (70) are a retired couple. Patrick receives the full Contributory State Pension and has an occupational pension of €90,000 p/a +.97% Change to net income, increase of €767
Scenario 3
+0.81%Marie is 29 and a single mother, living in a house in Cork. She is a marketing consultant earning €70,000 p/a +.81% Change to net income, increase of €415
Scenario 4
+0.70%Peter and Fiona are married. Peter earns €90,000 p/a as a self-employed person from his own accountancy practice and his wife is a home-maker They have three children aged four, seven and nine +.70% Change to net income, increase of €465
Scenario 5
+0.50%James and Mary are married. James is a supervisor earning €36,000 p/a and Mary is a part-time hairdresser earning €12,500 p/a. They have two children living at home and attending college +.50% Change to net income, increase of €215
Scenario 6
+0.29%Sean and Lisa are married. Sean is a hospital consultant and Lisa is a home-maker. Sean earns €180,000 p/a from his employment, has consultancy earnings from his private practice of €130,000 p/a and receives net rental income of €20,000. Sean plans to make a pension contributions of €35,000. They have 1 child under five years of age, who is incapacitated. +.29% Change to net income, increase of €465
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