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  1. Spotting TV Licence scams

    Watch out for emails asking you to pay to renew your TV Licence. Age UK provide details around TV Licence scams, how to spot them and what to do.

  2. Who are SSAFA?

    SSAFA, the Armed Forces Charity, provides lifelong support to our Armed Forces, veterans and their families

  3. Tuesday Treat rules

    entries online from The Channel Islands or The Isle of Man. The Promoter will conduct the Tuesday Treat Draw every Tuesday. The draw will be made utilising a random number generator that has been tested and ... independent, Gambling Commission approved, third-party test house. The winning numbers will be published on the Age UK website and will be available via the Age UK Tuesday Treat Draw helpline from the following working

  4. Paul Lewis: Retirement planning advice

    gives his tips on how to plan for retirement - covering topics such as pensions, tax, annuities, wills and debt. Financial planning is really just arithmetic. Write down your income, your expenditure, ... lots of useful information Paul Lewis explains why it's vital to make a will when planning retirement. Why you should make a will Paul Lewis explains what an annuity is and how to find the right one. Deciding

  5. How to spot a catfish

    someone from the comfort of your own home, but some scammers use these platforms to win people's trust and take their money. If you're online dating, read these tips so you know how to spot a catfish.

  6. CVs and job applications

    might find the prospect of updating your CV or writing a job application a little daunting. Our tips will help you get started and we’ll show you where to go for personalised support.  To improve your ... you can use to start writing your CV. Some employers don’t accept CVs. This will be made clear on the job advert. They will instead ask you to complete an application form or even go through an online

  7. Marking the Armistice centenary

    Sunday 11 November will mark 100 years since the end of the First World War, honouring those who lost their lives in the conflict. Here are some of the notable ways the centenary is being acknowledged ... British political leaders and representatives from the Commonwealth will be in attendance. This year, President Frank Walter-Steinmeier will become the first German leader to lay a wreath. Beyond the Deepening

  8. Tax and benefits: what's changed?

    time in the Armed Forces before April 2005 and are no longer serving, then the War Pension Scheme will compensate for this. The rates for War Pensions and allowances have increased by 0.5% for 2021-22

  9. Staying safe online

    sophisticated. Phishing emails are a common type of email fraud, where scammers will send emails pretending to be from a trusted organisation. This is to trick you into clicking through to a fake website where ... password or bank details – genuine organisations will never ask this threats that unless you act now, a deal will expire or your account will be closed. Fake websites Scammers create fake websites

  10. Accessible days out in the South East

    attractive surrounding gardens and estate. This makes perfect sense. Those with visual impairment will enjoy the Touch tour, where you can handle various objects from the collections with the assistance ... remarkable 14th-century moated manor house complete with a grade 1 listed dog kennel. The National Trust property hires out buggies, however they do require that a volunteer is available to accompany it

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