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Has the capacity to make his or her own decisions but who, because of individual circumstances, may require assistance to do so (for example, hearing impaired or visually impaired persons); and/or Has the limited capacity to make his or her own decisions and who requires assitance to do so (for example, persons with intellectual disabilities or mental difficulties).
You can calculate this by simply taking the total debits from your current account statements for the last 12 months (not including college fees, mortgage costs, loan repayments and spousal maintenance payments if applicable) and to divide the total by 12.
State Pension Benefits are generally based on an annual average of your PRSI contributions during your working career (spanning the period from your first employment to the qualifying age for state pension).
If unsure, we can advise you on the best option for you