The potential energy surface of HeH2/+is used to illustrate the factors that arise when there is degeneracy in the electronic states of the charged fragments at dissociation limits. At short H-H distances the positive charge is shared equally between the two atoms. At large H-H distances, but one short H-He distance, the charge resides on one of the hydrogen atoms. These limits and intermediate situations, affect the induction and dispersion contributions on the HeH2/+potential energy surface.