A joint tenancy means that you’re all individually and jointly responsible for the terms in the contract. So if one person doesn’t pay their rent, the rest of you will have to make up the shortfall. Find out more at our national website. Typical tenancy arrangements If you share accommodation[…]
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Renting with other people – What you need to know about temancy agreements
Campaigns, Housing, News Feb 02, 2022
I’ve just started work and I’m losing my job! Am I entitled to anything?
Campaigns, News, Work Feb 01, 2022
I’m 19 – I’ve only just started work, but the company’s closing and I’m losing my job! Am I entitled to anything? Josh* was enjoying his first experience of work and seemed to be doing well. He knew that the company had been through some difficult times during the pandemic but was shattered to hear[…]
The number of people seeing if they can get sick pay rose steadily in Citizens Advice national website page rankings in 2021 – and it topped out at the 6th most popular page in the first week of January this year. Perhaps it’s not too surprising when 320,000 workers who had Covid-19 in December alone[…]
If your children are spending a lot of time online gaming, make sure they are safe from underage gambling. GambleAware is an independent, grant-making charity commissioning prevention and treatment services across England, Scotland and Wales in partnership with expert organisations and agencies, including the NHS. Visit their website for more information. We[…]
Don’t face debt alone. For information about how to: Deal with your debt problems Avoid losing your home Get your finances into shape Visit our national website. Contact us for free and confidential advice about your money problems. Citizens Advice Waverley CONTACT DETAILS Call Adviceline 0808 278 7980 (free) to speak to an Adviser Leave[…]
Is Universal Credit for you? You can apply for Universal Credit if you are on a low income or unemployed – see Universal Credit website. You will usually only be able to claim Universal Credit if you are aged 18 or over, but some people aged 16 or 17 can get it, depending on[…]
New – “no blame” divorce. Do you know about the new 2022 divorce law which will end the blame game? In the New Year we often get a lot of enquiries about relationship breakdowns. There will be fundamental changes to the divorce process from 6 April. You can find more information on the Government’s website.[…]
Do you know about grants and benefits to help you pay your energy bills?
Benefits, Campaigns, News Jan 01, 2022
Do you know about grants and benefits to help you pay your energy bills? The energy price cap increased by 12% in October last year. This means that standard tariffs could rise by £139 per year with prepayment customers paying even more. Dame Clare Moriarty, Chief Executive of Citizens Advice, said “This is a hugely[…]
“I’m moving into a shared house with friends for the first time in the New Year. What should I look out for when I move in?” Renting a house with friends is usually an exciting time. Most landlords are reasonable people who look after their properties and tenants well, but it’s always a good idea[…]
Christmas and New Year opening hours We wish everyone in the Waverley community a very Merry Christmas. All our offices will be open ‘as normal’ until Thurs 23rd December. We will then close at 2pm until Tues 4th January, when we will re-open 10am-2pm. It is important that you check check the latest opening times[…]
You don’t have to be sleeping on the streets to be considered homeless
Campaigns, Housing, News Dec 20, 2021
You don’t have to be sleeping on the streets to be considered homeless. Check if you can apply for homeless help. You can apply to the council to get somewhere to live if you’re homeless or you’II become homeless within 8 weeks. For more information, visit our national site If you want[…]
Why it is important to make a will It is important for you to make a will whether or not you consider you have many possessions or much money. It is important to make a will because: if you die without a will, there are certain rules which dictate how the money, property or possessions[…]
If you’re deciding whether to resign from your job, it’s important to understand all your options first. Resigning might feel like a good option if you’re being treated badly at work. However, it’s a big step and it’s important to think about all your options first. You could try to solve the problem a different[…]
It’s great to make eco-friendly decisions, but it’s even better to make them in a safe and savvy way. If you’re looking to be a more environmentally friendly consumer – whether that’s buying eco-friendly products or making your home more energy efficient – it’s important to make sure you can be confident in your decisions.[…]
A big thank you to stallholders and everybody who attended the Charity Arts & Crafts Fair at Elstead Cricket Pavilion on Sunday 21st November for some seasonal shopping. The Fair was organised by our Trustee Sue Briggs (thank you Sue!) in support of our South West Surrey Domestic Abuse Outreach Service (part of Citizens Advice[…]
