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I’ve just got my first payslip from a new job, I’m slightly embarrassed to say I don’t understand what all
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Read your meters on March 31 – April Advice Column
You’ve probably seen on the news and social media that from April 2024 there is going to be a reduction
Council Tax Bills – March Advice Column
My council tax bill is coming out in March and I am dreading opening it as it always goes up.
Advice Support Volunteer – Two charities, One Internship
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Dealing with Damp – February Advice Column
Damp and mould is building up in our house as the weather gets colder. Our living room is the worst
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At any time in life, a person may temporarily or permanently become unable to make decisions for themselves. Without a
Managing Christmas Debt – January Advice Column
I’ve built up a bit of debt and I am panicking. Even though I cut back, Christmas was expensive, my
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Winter Fuel Bills – December Advice Column
I am a single parent with two kids and I’m really worried about how I’ll afford to pay my energy
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