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• Applying to the CMS for child maintenance

  to pay (20% of £35 is £7). This means he’ll have to pay £42 (£35 + £7 = £42).   The CMS will also deduct 4% from the amount Jane gets (4% of £35 is £1.40). This means Jane will only get £33.60 (£35

• Interruptions to your water supply

  . Planned interruptions to your water supply If there's a planned interruption to your water supply lasting more than 4 hours, your water company must give you 48 hours written notice. It must restore

• Paying child maintenance through the CMS

  to pay 20% of the amount of maintenance you have to pay - it’ll be added to what you have to pay the other parent will have to pay 4% of the amount of maintenance they get - it’ll be deducted from what

• 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

• 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

• 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

• Finish and send the work capability form for Universal Credit

  need to send the form back within 4 weeks after you got it - otherwise the DWP might decide you can work. Check the letter that came with the form for the exact date. If it’s more than 4 weeks since

• Maternity leave - what you're entitled to and how to get it

  need to take at least 2 weeks off work after having your baby (4 weeks if you work in a factory) even if you aren’t entitled to maternity leave. You still have rights while you’re pregnant at work

• 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

• Working on bank holidays

  you’ll have 20 days left to take when you choose. If you work part-time If your work shuts on bank holidays and you normally work on those days, you’ll have to take them as paid holiday. Because you