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Do you need information about managing someone else’s affairs?  You might also want someone else to manage your affairs for you? “Managing someone else’s affairs can mean a number of things, including: looking after their bank accounts, savings, investments or other financial affairs buying and selling property on their behalf claiming and spending welfare  benefits[…]

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There are many ways to borrow money so it’s important you look into the different options before you borrow. It can help you check what’s best for you. Click here to discover more about the types of borrowing at our national website: Payday loans Plastic cards Loans Hire purchase and conditional sale If you’re struggling[…]

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Universal Credit is a benefit you can claim if you’re on a low income or unemployed. “It might be worth claiming Universal Credit if: you’re struggling to pay the bills you’ve lost your job and have no income your income has dropped but you’re still working you have a disability or illness that stops you[…]

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If you’re on a low income, you might be able to get help with some of the costs of sending your child to school, including school meals, transport and uniform. Disover more at our national website about the following:   Getting free school meals Getting help to pay for activities and uniforms Applying for help[…]

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Here are some photos of our team here at Citizens Advice South West Surrey at a recent community event. You can see our team chatting to people, our partners such as Guildford Borough Council and Home Start, local councillors and the Mayor of Guildford Councillor Masuk Miah, about our services and how we can work[…]

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Hidden debt scandal – how profit-making firms and unsuitable ‘solutions’ leave people in deeper financial trouble. Citizens Advice advisers at the frontline are sounding the alarm, as a sector-wide survey of more than 560 of our national debt advisors found that 84% said they have spoken to clients in failed or unsuitable Individual Voluntary Arrangements[…]

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How profit-making firms and unsuitable ‘solutions’ leave people in deeper financial trouble. “The soaring cost of living is brewing a debt crisis and we’re seeing profit-driven vultures in the IVA industry ready to prey off people, encouraging them into debt solutions which could leave them worse off” (Matthew Upton, Director of Policy, national Citizens Advice).[…]

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If you’re delayed and arrive at your destination more than half an hour late, you should get some money back.   Just remember to keep your ticket!   Check our advice at our national website about getting a refund for a cancelled or delayed train   Need help with a range of everyday issues such[…]

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