⛑️ If you're under 18, you have specific rights at work that limit your hours to 40 per week and protect you from working late night shifts.
Find out more about your rights ⤵️
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At Citizens Advice, we're already seeing the consequences of AI chatbots giving wrong or misleading advice to people in desperate situations.
So how do we make sure the advice people increasingly rely on is safe, accurate and trustworthy? Read more ⤵️
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Rising costs can make managing mortgage payments difficult, but options are available to lighten the load.
You could reduce monthly repayments, switch deals or find ways to increase your income.
Learn more about your mortgage options ⤵️
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Scams and fake ticket sites can ruin plans for gigs and events.
Protect yourself by sticking to official retailers, checking seller credentials, and avoiding sites selling tickets before their official release.
Read more about safe ticket buying by clicking on the link in our bio.
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When you first start to support yourself financially, managing money can feel impossible.
Avoiding thinking about it may feel like the safest option, but getting a handle on it now will help you in future 💙
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🧑⚖️ You can represent yourself in court or at a tribunal if you don't have a solicitor or barrister.
However, it's always best to check if you qualify for free or affordable legal help first.
Read more about preparing for court here ⤵️
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If you owe money to your energy supplier, you don’t need to struggle alone.
Find out more about how the Citizens Advice energy debt service can help ⤵️
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Dealing with a difficult neighbour can be stressful, but there are clear steps you can take.
You can try speaking to them directly, using a mediation service, or escalating the issue to the council or police.
Read more about resolving neighbour disputes here ⤵️
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🚂 Train cancellations and delays can interrupt your plans, but you have rights when travel goes wrong.
You can get a full refund if a cancelled train stops you traveling, or partial compensation for arriving late.
Learn more about your travel rights ⤵️
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Buying stolen goods without knowing isn't your fault, but keeping or returning the item yourself can be illegal.
Hand it over to the police to get a crime reference number, which you can then use to claim a full refund from the seller.
Read more about what steps to take ⤵️
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If you've been injured in a workplace accident or developed a health condition because of your job, you might be eligible for Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit (IIDB).
Find out more about claiming IIDB ⤵️
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Could you pay less Council Tax? You may qualify for a discount or reduction based on your income and household.
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There’s lots to think about when moving home. From packing, to bills… and that’s all before you’ve even thought about buying some houseplants!
Check out our top tips for moving home ⤵️
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Has your bank account been frozen after being declared bankrupt?
Your account may be locked immediately, but you still have options to access a bank account and manage your money during bankruptcy.
Find out more on our website ⤵️
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When a relationship ends, courts can transfer property to support a child.
You’ll usually need to try mediation and get legal advice before making an application.
Read more about the process here ⤵️
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🏠 Many landlords ask for a guarantor before you can start renting a home.
A guarantor agrees to pay your rent if you don’t, and your landlord can take legal action if neither of you pays.
Learn more about how guarantors work here ⤵️
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Are you facing eviction from a private landlord?
Your landlord must follow strict legal steps for a notice to be valid. You might also be eligible for extra financial support or emergency housing help.
Find out what you can do next ⤵️
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Are you trying to agree on child arrangements after a relationship has ended?
An informal agreement usually works best, but you have options if you can’t agree or need extra support.
Read more about this here ⤵️
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Thinking about claiming compensation for a personal injury?
There are strict time limits for taking legal action, so getting specialist legal advice early is essential.
Check your options and how to get started ⤵️
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🐣 Expecting a baby and wondering about your rights at work?
Every employee is entitled to up to a year of maternity leave, regardless of your pay, hours or how long you've worked there.
Read more about your entitlements and how to take leave ⤵️
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