Last month we told you about our runner in this year’s London Marathon – Paul Deane-Williams. Paul took on the challenge on Sunday 3rd October to raise funds for Citizens Advice Waverley and our South West Surrey Domestic Abuse Outreach Service. Paul works for the Thinking Ahead Institute, a global investment research and innovation group,[…]
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Whether you’ve been renting for a while or you’re just about to start renting for the first time, it can be complicated! @CitizensAdvice have you got you covered. Check out these key renting terms WhatYouDidntLearn For more information about issues with rent, including eviction notices, visit our national website Citizens Advice Waverley CONTACT DETAILS Call[…]
Many families face a perfect storm this autumn – the end of the furlough scheme, the cut to Universal Credit and rising energy bills. We know this could be a worrying time for you. We’re here to help you! Our advisers can guide you through your money options. Visit our information pages about dealing with[…]
When Bushra’s* television packed up during lockdown, she thought she’d better replace it straight away. It was hard enough not to be able to meet her friends or go to her weekly choir practice without foregoing her favourite television programmes as well. But more than that, providing childcare support for her son and daughter-in-law, both[…]
Matthew Bradbury, Senior Employment Expert at Citizens Advice, said: “If you’re at risk of redundancy, it’s important to know you do have rights to help protect you from unfair dismissal and to ensure you’re paid what you’re owed. It’s completely understandable that you may find the rules and procedures overwhelming, but you don’t have to[…]
If you qualify for the guarantee element of Pension Credit or if you are on a low income, you may be eligible for a one-off payment of £140 under the Warm Home Discount Scheme if your supplier is part of the scheme. Check details here. You can also get help from Citizens Advice[…]
Worried that your energy firm might go bust? Citizens Advice – official watchdog for energy consumers said: “Ofgem will move customers of failed suppliers to a new one.” “This can take a few weeks, but your gas and electricity supply will continue in the meantime. Your new supplier will contact you and[…]
If you receive UNIVERSAL CREDIT, from 6th October the amount you’ll get will GO DOWN by £86.87 per month! This affects everyone claiming Universal Credit – there aren’t any exceptions. If you’re struggling to cope, go to our national site https://bit.ly/3EpGJ3o to find out whether you might be eligible for any other help. Or speak[…]
Don’t know where to turn? Just bought a school uniform, but don’t have money for food or a fridge to put it in? We don’t give out money or goods, but we may be able to refer you to an organisation that can help. We can help you to review your finances, give you a[…]
We are absolutely delighted to have a runner in this year’s London Marathon on Sunday 3rd October – Paul Deane-Williams. Paul has taken on the challenge to raise funds for Citizens Advice Waverley and our South West Surrey Domestic Abuse Outreach Service. Paul works for Willis Towers Watson, a leading global advisory, broking and solutions[…]
Renting somewhere to live starts with finding somewhere that’s suitable and affordable, but it also helps to have a good understanding of your tenancy agreement so that you know what to expect and where to go for advice if something goes wrong. There’s lots of useful info on renting on Citizens Advice website! Know your[…]
Want to have your say about health and disability benefits? Some of our local clients and advisers, and others across the country, have been explaining to DWP problems they have when claiming disability benefits. DWP has put together some ideas about changes they might make to the system and has launched a Consultation[…]
We’ve been spending more time at home or moving to a new neighbourhood. And maybe we are noticing problems where we live. Find out how to deal with problems caused by neighbours, such as noise, dogs or dumping rubbish, or disagreements about walls and fences, trees and hedges. You may be able to[…]
Most people know it’s what you need if you are over 75 and want a free TV licence! But if you’re over state pension age and on a low-income, Pension Credit can help to top up your income and help in other ways. You could get help with: • Housing Benefit • Mortgage[…]
It might be your first one, you might need a new one or be trying to find a better one. Whatever the reason for the move both you and your employer have rights and obligations. And it’s good to know what to expect before you start your new job. Your employer can set down some[…]
