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• Credit brokers explained

  Explains what a credit broker is and when they are properly authorised to act

• Universal Credit

  Find out if you're eligible for Universal Credit if you're on a low income, make an application and get advice on any problems you have

• If you have a court hearing by phone or video call

  Check how to prepare if a court or tribunal offers you a remote hearing

• Check if you've experienced discrimination

  If you’ve been treated unfairly or harassed, you can find out how to check if you’ve been discriminated against under the Equality Act 2010

• Applying for an administration order

  Tells you the form to use to apply for an administration order, what paperwork you need to give to the court and how joint debts are treated

• Solving property disputes when you leave a job

  Find out what to do if your employer wants to take your belongings or won’t let you get your property back

• Use our British Sign Language service to help you apply for Universal Credit

  You can use our British Sign Language (BSL) video service if you need help or advice with applying for Universal Credit and the early stages of your claim

• Get help with discrimination at work

  Where to get help if you're being discriminated against by your employer, a company you used to work for or one you applied for a job

• Getting a second adult rebate on your council tax

  Check if you can pay less council tax if you live with adults who get benefits or a low income. This is called getting a second adult rebate

• Changing to a water meter

  Your right to have a water meter installed and the pros and cons of switching to a meter and be charged for actual water usage compared to being charged based on the rateable value of the property