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• Q9 - controlling your bowels and bladder and using a collective device

  Q9 - controlling your bowels and bladder and using a collective device This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice for Wales

• Save money using your electrical appliances

  use the appliance It’s harder to work out exact costs for some appliances. For example, fridges, freezers, ovens, washing machines and tumble dryers use electricity at different rates during

• Challenging a rent increase

  your local council or the Department for Work and Pensions as soon as your rent increases. You might be able to get more money to cover the new rent. If you can't, find out more about help you can get

• If you're being taken to court for debt

  , an account statement or a copy of the credit agreement Send your creditor a ‘standard financial statement’. You can use the budgeting tool on the National Debtline website to work out how much you can

• Dealing with the financial affairs of someone who has died

  the death to the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), you can telephone the DWP Bereavement Service. They can deal with all the DWP benefits that were being paid to the person who died. They can

• What happens to your home when you separate

  Citizens Advice. An adviser can explain the process and help you work out what’s best for you. If you aren’t named on the title deeds If you’re married or in a civil partnership, it’s a good idea

• Getting married

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• Check if you have to pay a debt

  maintenance. If you think your child maintenance arrears are old and you’re not sure if you have to pay, get help from your nearest Citizens Advice. Next steps Work out which debts to deal with first Check

• Your options if it's not discrimination

  Your options if it's not discrimination Check your rights if you're dismissed If you’re treated badly after using your employment rights

• If you get a ‘section 8’ eviction notice

  and your landlord. Take any evidence with you to court, for example: a copy of your tenancy agreement a letter from your GP if you couldn't pay your rent because you were ill and unable to work a bank