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  1. Cost of living advice

    provides information that can help you feel more in control of your finances.  No one wants to spend more on their energy bills than they have to. Find out what government support is available to ... places to turn if you're struggling to stay on top of your finances. Here's a selection of helpful information to make the most of your money, and advice on where to get help if you need it. Everyone is

  2. Pensions advice for veterans

    a number of schemes in operation. You may also be eligible for some sort of war pension, depending on your length of service, when you served and whether or not you were injured while in action. There ... Pensions Society. If you've changed jobs during your career, you may have a pension with more than one employer or pension provider. Fortunately, you can get in touch with The Pension Tracing Service. It's

  3. Age UK Advice Line

    Age UK Advice is a free, confidential, national phone service for older people, their families, friends, carers and professionals. Our experts are here to help.

  4. Information and advice services

    that growing older doesn't come with a manual. That's why we provide free information and advice to help you on diverse topics.

  5. Income and tax advice

    We've brought together information and advice on a range of income and tax-related topics, including Inheritance Tax and equity release. Find out more with Age UK.

  6. Debt advice for veterans

    time to get help if you notice one of the following:  you regularly worry about money you're struggling to pay your household bills or paying them with credit you rely on your overdraft or credit card ... your family you avoid letters and calls from your creditors. You shouldn't ever need to pay for debt advice. There are a lot of free options out there, most of them charities, specifically set up to help people

  7. Debt help and advice

    you're:  worried about money struggling to pay your household bills or paying them with credit relying on your overdraft or credit card to get by missing credit card repayments hiding your spending habits ... creditors (the people you owe money to). If any of the above apply to you, it's important to get some advice. If a family member or friend is having problems with debt, you might notice that they're: hiding

  8. How to help when someone you know is bereaved

    Hannah Pearce, Age UK's Joint Head of External Affairs offers advice on helping someone who is bereaved.

  9. The mental health of older people coming out of lockdown

    Carolyn Chew-Graham on the challenges of lockdown, and advice for older people worried about the guidelines easing.

  10. The difference your support can make

    Every pound donated helps us provide the advice, support and friendship millions of older people are relying on.

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