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• Paying child maintenance through the CMS

  The CMS can only ask you to pay maintenance if all the following rules apply to you and your family:  you’re all ‘habitually resident’ in the UK the child is under 16 or under 20 and in approved

• Claiming compensation from Royal Mail

  was sent to somewhere within the UK, how much you can get depends on how it was sent. If it was sent: by first or second class post, you can get the value of the item up to £20 by first or second class

• Extra money and help PIP entitles you

  Cost of Living Payment between 20 June and 4 July 2023. To get this payment you must have either: been getting PIP on 1 April 2023 applied for PIP by 1 April 2023 - you won't get the payment until

• Letter to complain about non-delivery of goods

  GT16 3LP 1 May 2024 To whom it may concern, On 14 January 2022 I ordered the following from you: A pair of Swift trainers. I paid the full amount of £20 by credit card. The reference number for my

• Moving home and water bills

  on behalf of the sewerage company. Help us improve our website Take 3 minutes to tell us if you found what you needed on our website. Your feedback will help us give millions of people the information they need. Page last reviewed on 20 February 2020

• Letter to cancel a contract that's been breached

  request a refund of costs incurred arising from your breach: 1. The setup fee of £15 2. The first two months' payments of £20 a month I look forward to your response within the 14-day deadline in order

• Letter to cancel or return goods bought online, over the phone or by mail order

  Charges) Regulations 2013 On 14 January 2022 I ordered the following: Thread+Go sewing machine model 5400 I received the goods on 20 January 2022. Under the above Regulations, I would like to cancel

• How much Attendance Allowance you can get

  of Living Payments The government gave people getting Attendance Allowance a £150 Cost of Living Payment between 20 June and 4 July 2023. To get this payment you must have either: been getting

• How credit cards work

  free period You have a set period of time during which no interest is charged, usually between 20 and 55 days. This is called the interest free period. After that, if you do not pay the full balance

• Check what benefits you can get

  a week, you could get extra money - this is called a ‘category D pension’. You can only get a category D pension if you’ve lived in the UK for at least 10 years of the past 20 years. Check if you can get