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When you purchase a car or vehicle from a trader, the Consumer Rights Act 2015 states that it should be of satisfactory quality. This means it should be in the condition expected of a car of its age and the price you paid, and in the case of a used vehicle, this includes it having …

I have issues with the brakes on my car, and when I took it to be checked, was advised that work was required on the brake pads. I was told by the dealership when I bought the car that these had been replaced. What rights do I have? Read More »

Scotland’s national advice service has launched a week-long campaign to help Scots simplify their spending amid the growing cost-of-living crisis. Advice Direct Scotland’s financial awareness campaign will highlight useful tips for people struggling with debt, energy bills, or overspending. It will also promote the support available to people in Scotland, such as a free benefits …

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As you may have seen recently in the news, the price of energy is going up. This means that for many of us, the increase of direct debit amounts is inevitable, however there are things that we can check to make sure that the jump is not for other reasons. Estimated Bills The first thing …

I have received a massive bill in from my energy supplier telling me that my payments are not covering my energy costs. They have told me my direct debit is going up to double the amount from next month, but I am already struggling with debt. What can I do? Read More »