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• Check if your landlord can increase your rent

  renting before 15 January 1989, talk to an adviser. Your landlord can't just increase your rent whenever they like, or by any amount. They need to follow certain rules if they want you to pay more

• If your ex-partner has left your home

  If your ex-partner has left your home This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice for Wales If your ex-partner has left your

• Complain about a premium rate phone charge or text message

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• Writing off some of your debt if you apply for an administration order

  Writing off some of your debt if you apply for an administration order This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice for Wales

• Claiming compensation from water companies

  . If the company fails to meet these deadlines, you are entitled to compensation of £20.  The company should pay this automatically. You aren’t entitled to compensation if you've: changed your mind

• Check your housing status if you rent from a private landlord

  tenant if your landlord gave you a ‘section 20’ notice and you: pay rent to a private landlord don’t live in the same building as your landlord have at least one room of your own that you don’t share

• Reapply for Universal Credit

  lasts 2 months, and finishes on 20 May. On 21 May you start claiming Universal Credit again. Your previous sanction is still going, and will still finish on 31 May. This means the sanction reduces your

• Your options if your employer offers you another job

  Before your employer makes you redundant they might offer you another job in the organisation. This is called ‘suitable alternative employment’. Tell your employer in writing if you decide to accept

• Check if your employer can make changes to your contract

  If your employer wants to change a term in your contract, this is called a 'variation of contract'. Your employer should only make a change to your contract if at least one of these applies: you

• Getting help for your child from your local council

  Getting help for your child from your local council This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice for Wales If you’re worried