Social Tariff for Cheaper Broadband
Social tariffs are available for low-income families to bring down the cost of broadband. But only 3.5% of those eligible are on one. Did you know about social tariffs? Read on to find out more . . .
How to Spend Less Money
Do you always find there is too much month left at the end of the money? Read on to find out how to spend less money . . .
Emotional Abuse and How to Get Help
When you’re on the receiving end of emotional abuse, it is just as damaging as physical abuse but where can you go for help?
The benefits of foster care
Young people in foster care face many difficulties and issues but, what are the benefits of foster care for them? Here are some of the most common benefits for children in care . . .
The cost of living crisis
How do you reduce your cost of living with the current hikes in prices? From utilities to travel costs, subscriptions to shopping, costs seem to be skyrocketing. Read on to find out how you can reduce your cost of living . . .
Help! I’ve lost my passport!
At East Dunbartonshire Citizens Advice Bureau in west-central Scotland, we are here to help. If you live or work in the East Dunbartonshire area, we can give you personalised advice on travel, passports, holiday insurance and more. Please contact us here, chat online or call us on 0141 775 3220. If you reside outside of East Dunbartonshire, please […]
Worried about debt? Here’s how we can help
Over half a million people every year in the UK struggle with problem debt. Here are some ways to bring it under control.
How Free My Meal can help feed your family
Free My Meal was set up in 2020 during lockdown, it aims to put together those who can provide a meal with those who need one.
Are you eligible for a Scottish Child Payment?
If you are the parent or carer responsible for a child under 6 years old in Scotland, then you may be eligible for the Scottish Child Payment benefit. This is £10 per week for every child under 6 that you care for.
How to get your Covid passport in Scotland
been as free to do the things we used to take for granted. Things like visit clubs and go on foreign holidays. And so in an effort to curb the spread of the virus whilst still allowing us to get out and about, the Scottish Government has introduced a Covid passport in Scotland.
5 Steps to Avoid the January Blues and Start Planning for Next Christmas Now!
Here we are again. Christmas has gone, and we’re facing the January blues because we overspent on Quality Street and steak pies. Let’s take a look at how you can avoid doing that again.
How to stay warm this winter in Scotland
Staying warm in the colder months is a concern shared by many in Scotland with low incomes. Often, there is a balance that has to be met between paying for food and paying for heat.