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• 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

• Face-to-face assessment

  -to-face assessment section of your form. For help with how to prepare for your face-to-face assessment itself see Preparing for your ESA medical assessment. This question is on pages 19 and 20 of the form

• Save money using your electrical appliances

  28p for 20 minutes of preheating and 40 minutes of cooking at 180 degrees Celsius Appliance Oven (no fan) Average cost to run 24p for 20 minutes of preheating and 40 minutes of cooking at 200 degrees

• Asking for adjustments to help with your disability

  reasonable adjustments’. It’s covered in sections 20, 21 and 36 and Schedules 4 and 5 of the Equality Act 2010. The duty will only apply to you if you have a disability under section 6 of the Equality

• Going to court if your landlord won't do repairs

  with your landlord first. Read more about getting repairs done. Tell your landlord they have 20 working days to do the repairs or make a reasonable arrangement to do them. Explain that you'll start

• Paying off a credit agreement early

  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

• Complaining about your water company

  £20 as compensation within ten working days. If they don’t pay the compensation in time, you can ask for a further payment of £10, as long as you do this within three months. Complaining to the Consumer

• Getting a lodger

  is affected depends on whether your lodger is a family member and whether you rent from the council or a housing association. If your lodger isn't a family member You can charge your lodger £20

• Check if you can get child tax credits

  of money you get depends on: how many children you have when they were born whether you already get child tax credits The child you’re responsible for will need to be either under 16 or between 16 and 20