SAVE MONEY BY INSTALLING A FREE BOILER TODAY FREE BOILERS WALES - FREE BOILER GRANTS FROM THE GOVERNMENT/ENERGY COMPANIES TO PROVIDE PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN WALES WITH TOTALLY FREE BOILERS - BOILER AND INSTALLATION PAID FOR 100% UNDER THE GOVERNMENT SCHEME. https://facebook/groups/FREEBOILERSWALES/ * E-Mail - richsalon333@hotmail facebook inbox for quickest reply - RICHARD DAVIES WITH PRICES OF BOILERS AND INSTALLATION LOOKING AT AROUND ***£2300-3000*** under the GOVERNMENT scheme - these boilers worth THOUSANDS of pounds are up for grabs totally free.....who on earth would not want to take Advantage of that??? With the FREE BOILER SCHEME - utility companies financially obligated to provide free boilers for energy consumers who meet the eligibility criteria. It’s a way of helping householders become more energy efficient and cut their annual energy bills by hundreds of pounds. *** CHILD TAX CREDIT? *** INCOME UNDER £16000? *** YOU WOULD AUTO MATICALLY QUALIFY FOR EXAMPLE FOR A GOVERNMENT GRANT TO RECEIVE A FREE BOILER AND FREE INSTALLATION. ***** *** Sceptical?? Read for yourself here, a report written by Founder and Editor of the Impartial Independant website MARTIN LEWIS: moneysavingexpert/family/grant-grabbing https://facebook/groups/FREEBOILERSWALES/ Grants and schemes to help you save money on energy bills You may be able to get help with the cost of insulating your home or making it more energy-efficient through various grants and schemes. This can help you reduce your gas and electricity bills. This page explains two of the main schemes, the Energy Companies Obligation (ECO) a UK scheme. (if you are eligible, you can get these measures from an energy supplier, whether or not they actually supply energy to you) and the Nest Programme which operates only in Wales. It also explains how you can find out whether you’re eligible. Top tips Making your home more energy-efficient won’t just reduce your bills. It will also lower your carbon emissions. How the Energy Company Obligation scheme can help Under the Carbon Saving Communities Obligation (CSCO) - it provides help with insulation and glazing if you: live in a specified postcode area or live in a low-income household in a rural area. This means you live in private or social housing, in a population of under 10,000 homes and get, or someone who lives with you gets, the same benefits as you need for the Affordable Warmth Scheme. The Carbon Emissions Reduction Obligation (CERO) - it provides help with solid wall and cavity wall insulation for households in hard to treat homes. Under the Home Heating Cost Reduction Obligation (HHCRO) – the Affordable Warmth Scheme - it provides help with all or part of the cost of loft or cavity wall insulation or boiler repairs or replacements if you: own your home outright, or have a mortgage, or are a tenant, and get, or someone who lives with you gets certain benefits under the Affordable Warmth Scheme. If you are a social housing tenant you may not get this help but you may be able to get help under CSCO. Benefits you must get to be eligible for help under the Affordable Warmth Scheme Youre eligible for the Affordable Warmth Scheme if you or someone who lives with you gets the following benefits: State Pension Credit or Child Tax Credit (with your relevant income below £15,860) OR, a combination of these benefits: One of these: Income based Job Seeker’s Allowance Income related Employment and Support Allowance Income Support. Plus at least one from this list must apply: Disabled Child Premium parental responsibility for a child under 16 years of age, who lives at the property parental responsibility for a child aged 16 or over but under 20, who lives at the property and is in full-time education (not in higher education, such as at a university) Pensioner Premium, higher pensioner premium or enhanced pensioner premium Child Tax Credit which includes a disability or severe disability element Disability Premium, enhanced disability premium, or severe disability premium Work related activity or support component (with Income related Employment & Support Allowance only) OR, a combination of: Working Tax Credit (with your relevant income below £15,860) Plus at least one from this list must apply: parental responsibility for a child under 16 who lives at the property parental responsibility for a child aged 16 or over but under 20, who lives at the property and is in full-time education (not in higher education, such as at a university) Disabled Worker Element or Severe Disability Element aged 60 or over. Who needs to agree before the work can be done If you are a tenant or a leaseholder, you will usually need the agreement of the landlord before you can have any work done. Landlords can also apply under the scheme. If you are a landlord, you will usually need the agreement of the tenant or leaseholder before you can have any work done. If you live in the property and own the freehold, you will not need anyone elses agreement before you can have any work done. “When I first looked at the scheme I thought it was a scam as you get nothing for free these days. But, it was FREE from start to finish. My house is much warmer and my bills have gone down by loads!” Amy Evans, Llanelli, South Wales TESTIMONIALS “I saw the grant for a new boiler on Facebook. The company is very professional, the staff are very helpful and the customer service is second to none. Im so happy that I inquired. My kids are much warmer and I have constant hot water. Before the FREE boiler was installed I had to put the heating on to get hot water” Mair Thomas, Swansea, South Wales I advise everyone who qulaifies for this scheme to get in touch with them. My home is much warmer and it was no fuss at all. The assessor came to my house, looked at the boiler and my energy efficeincy. The plumber then came out and it was all fitted for FREE within 3 - 4 weeks. Excellent grant I have told all my friends and family.” Betty Davies, Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales. https://facebook/groups/FREEBOILERSWALES/
Posted on: Tue, 07 Oct 2014 00:53:17 +0000
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