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See full details on the main Citizens Advice Website Debt page.

Information includes:

• Get help with the cost of living
• Help with debt
• Using a food bank
• Debt solutions
• Budgeting
• Mortgage problems
• Rent arrears
• Action your creditor can take
• Borrowing Money
• Banking
• Pensions
• Getting financial advice
• Template letter to creditors
• Gambling problems
• Getting tax advice

See full details on the main Citizens Advice Website Housing page.

Information includes:

• Eviction
• Finding somewhere to live
• Homeless help
• Starting to rent from a private landlord
• Applying for council housing or a housing association home
• Deposits
• Paying rent
• Repairs and housing conditions if you’re renting
• Fire safety
• Building safety
• Complaints about landlords and letting agents
• Renting with other people
• Ending a private tenancy
• Moving to another council or housing association home
• Staying in your council home when someone dies
• Discrimination
• Council tax
• Problems with neighbours
• Right to reside in the UK
• Buying and selling a home
• Mortgage problems
• Improving your home
• University accommodation
• Lodging and subletting
• Squatting
• Excluded occupiers and basic protection
• Armed forces

See full details on the main Citizens Advice Website Employment page.

Information includes:

• Pay
• Sick pay
• Working hours and rest breaks
• Time off work
• Holidays and holiday pay
• Maternity and parental rights
• Negotiating with your employer
• Grievance meetings
• Disciplinary meetings
• Dismissal
• Redundancy
• Resigning
• After leaving your job
• Employment tribunals
• Discrimination at work
• Agency workers
• Flexible working
• Right to work in the UK
• Safety at work
• Children
• Detriment
• Getting a job
• Get help

The National Citizens Advice website has some useful information on coping with the increased cost of living.

• • Advice on how to manage bills
  • What benefits might be available to you
  • Getting help with your energy bills
  • Getting help with essential costs
  • If you need a warm, welcoming space – where you can go
  • Working out your budget
  • Applying for a Charitable Grant.

Click to view the Information on the National Citizens Advice Website.

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