The UK government announced their Autumn Budget on Wednesday 30 October. Find out what the Chancellor’s Budget means for you ...

You can use this letter template to complain about faulty goods that have been supplied as part of a service such as building work or car repairs. It should help the trader understand your point of ...

2. An option to reduce the service with no penalty after 3 months The above term(s) constitute an essential part of the contract and to date this has not been fulfilled. I am requesting your company ...

You might be able to get HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) to cancel the overpayment or reduce what you have to pay. They sometimes make a mistake - you might not have actually been overpaid, or need to ...

Every year over 900,000 people come to the Citizens Advice consumer service for help with a consumer problem . We provide practical and impartial advice on how to resolve your consumer problem. On ...

Millions of people are struggling with the cost of living. They’re facing a nightmare they never thought they’d experience. With costs for food, housing and energy bills sky high, families are ...

Use this template to write a letter to a trader if they've done poor quality building work, decorating or home improvement for you. It should help the trader understand your point of view and their ...

If you've got a letter from a bailiff saying they're going to collect payment for a debt you don't think you owe, there are things you can do to stop them coming. The letter is called a ‘notice of ...

If you receive a benefit because you have a disability or illness that makes it hard for you to get around, you can use it to pay for a vehicle from a charity called Motability. You can choose from ...

How to appeal depends on the type of parking ticket you have - check what the ticket says before you start. Most parking tickets will be one of: a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) or an Excess Charge ...

You might be able to get the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to change what you have to pay. They sometimes make a mistake - you might not have actually been overpaid. Or you might not need to ...