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Published by Citizens Advice North East Derbyshire
CITIZENS ADVICE (NORTH EAST DERBYSHIRE) HAVE A BRAND NEW PODCAST TO HELP WITH ADVICE FOR ANYONE WHO MIGHT NEED IT!
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We discuss our Research and Campaigns work and highlight our recent work focussing on issues with disability benefits. You can download our recent report on this at: https://www.citizensadvicened.org.uk/fitforpurpose/
We talk to Jordan from the Digital Connect project run by Citizens Advice Mid Mercia. This project aims to help anybody aged over 50 in North East Derbyshire get online or use their tablets and laptops. The project is also looking for volunteers to help carry out the service, so if this is something you'd be interested in then get in touch at the website below. https://www.citizensadvicemidmercia.org.uk/digital-training-and-learning-support/
In this episode we talk all things credit, for example, credit cards and overdrafts.
In this episode we talk about issues facing students in the current climate.
In this episode we talk about the effects of lockdown with our mental health expert Netty.
In this episode we discuss debt with our debt adviser Steve. CABmoney: https://nedcab.cabmoney.org.uk/ National Debtline: https://nationaldebtline.org/ Citizens Advice: https://www.citizensadvicened.org.uk/
In this episode we talk about consumer rights, moral dilemmas and refunds.
In this episode we talk about furlough and your rights as an employee. We answer some questions and give out advice in terms of furlough.
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