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How can I stay safe in hot weather as I get older?
Hot weather becomes genuinely more dangerous as we age, because the body loses its ability to cool itself…
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What free help can you ask for at UK airports — and how do you arrange it?
If airports feel exhausting or overwhelming, you are legally entitled to free special assistance — and you do…
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Are coach holidays still the best-value way to see Britain — and how do you avoid the hidden costs?
Coach holidays offer some of the best-value touring breaks in the UK, with escorted packages starting from around…
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Are you paying too much for your broadband — and could a social tariff save you over £200 a year?
If you receive Pension Credit, Universal Credit, or certain other means-tested benefits, you can switch to a broadband…
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Can a landlord still make you leave your rented home without a reason — and what does the Renters’ Rights Act mean for you?
No — since 1 May 2026, it is illegal for a private landlord in England to evict you…
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What is Attendance Allowance — and could you be missing out on up to £114 a week?
Attendance Allowance pays £76.70 or £114.60 a week (from April 2026) to people over State Pension age who…
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What is a deputyship order — and how do you take over someone’s affairs if they have no Lasting Power of Attorney?
If a family member loses mental capacity and has no Lasting Power of Attorney, you have no automatic…
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Can you still get affordable travel insurance if you have a pre-existing medical condition?
Having a pre-existing health condition does not mean you cannot get travel insurance. Most people can still find…
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What built-in settings on your smartphone could make it so much easier to use?
Your smartphone almost certainly has free built-in settings that can make text easier to read, calls easier to…
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What does the end of no-fault evictions mean for you — and how do the new Renters’ Rights Act protections work?
From 1 May 2026, landlords in England can no longer evict you without a legal reason. The Renters’…
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Could NHS Continuing Healthcare pay for all your care costs — and how do you find out if you qualify?
NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) is free, fully-funded care arranged by the NHS for adults with complex, ongoing health…
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What is an advance decision — and how do you make sure your wishes about medical treatment are respected?
An advance decision (also called a living will or ADRT) is a free, legally binding document that lets…