Great 'What discounts can I get when I'm disabled' Hunt

andrea_louise

Is there any fee involved in cancelling the pcp early Jim?

Your breakdown cover seems extremely high, I got AA home start, relay onward travel for £39 per annum after cashback. This year, I will be seeing what RAC or green flag have with cashback.

The tyre costs seem quite high too? Are they a condition of the pcp that you get them from your dealer?

ssnjimb

hi andrea

They are 17" alloy wheels (205 50 17 W) Rated tyres (michelin)

its a any car aa package

James

Parva

ssnjimb wrote: »

Hi

I will shortly be ordering my first mobility car.

As cars are exempt for disabled people (vat)

Will Options/extras also be vat free ?

James

No, optional extras are subject to VAT.

portlandboy

ssnjimb wrote: »

Hi

I will shortly be ordering my first mobility car.

As cars are exempt for disabled people (vat)

Will Options/extras also be vat free ?

James

Hi,
If the adaptation is considered a necessity for the use of a wheelchair, such as seat removal or a rear loading ramp, these things don't attract VAT. But optional extras such as those you later mention are considered as standard options. These do attract VAT.

Romanisko99

Toropro Maintenace Sevices is offering 20% off the standard rate - when you book a service between Mon - Fri (8am - 5pm).

For emergency breakdowns, repairs and installations.
Plumbing, Electrical, Carpentry, Gas, Heating, Aircon, Handyman.

The discount apply for those who retired or are holders of Disabled Person's Registration Card.



Thank you.

Roman

Richie-from-the-Boro

Romanisko99 wrote: »

spam.co.uk Maintenace Sevices is offering 20% off the standard rate - when you book a service between Mon - Fri (8am - 5pm).

For emergency breakdowns, repairs and installations.
Plumbing, Electrical, Carpentry, Gas, Heating, Aircon, Handyman.

The discount apply for those who retired or are holders of Disabled Person's Registration Card.

Thank you.

Roman

- welcome to the forum, Romanisko99,
- your offer of advice is encouraged, all members will I'm sure benefit
- you could give that advice here, right here, where it can help all MSE'ers
- and .. .. where MSE members can scrutinise advice offered and protect vulnerable individuals
- that's why 1st time posters are not granted the right to 'link' URL's and email ady's in their 'newbie' # number
- you might want to help by removing the URL link in #476 to your company
- or people might suspect you are a spammer looking to sell your wares to an MSE client base
- soliciting business however is against the rules, you might want to remove the link above, or ;
- contact the Forum Team on the TRHS of this screen and ask if you can advertise

Others reading this should consider whether making contact with any first time unknown spammer / poster offline and out of sight of moderators and posters here who can protect you is a good idea. Its generally a bad idea to give complete strangers access to your details such as home address, email address, telephone number etc - if in doubt contact the Forum Team on the TRHS of this screen.

spam button. It, spam, is against forum rules

kronas

does anyone know if you can get discounts on buying things for the home if you are on disability benefits from shops or online such as fridge freezers furniture etc ?

or anyone got discounts by asking ?

tomtom256

kronas wrote: »

does anyone know if you can get discounts on buying things for the home if you are on disability benefits from shops or online such as fridge freezers furniture etc ?

or anyone got discounts by asking ?

You can ask but not sure why they would give you a discount on household goods just because you are disabled.

KxMx

There might be a local furniture project, but online from a normal retailer I would say no.

kronas

tomtom256 wrote: »

You can ask but not sure why they would give you a discount on household goods just because you are disabled.

many years ago got a discount on carpet so maybe you could also limited income