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  Cash back phones may be cash back cons, warns Citizen Advice

  Free prescriptions in Wales must lead to same for England, says Citizens Advice

  Legal aid plans ‘could deny help to most vulnerable’, says Citizens Advice

  Have your say on Post Office changes, Citizens Advice urges public

  Start the New Year with a debt detox, says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice and the Home Heat Helpline join forces to fight new year financial blues

  Know your rights when sale shopping, says Citizens Advice

  Child support changes may not be enough to help children – Citizens Advice

  Cash machine report ‘is great news for the poorest people’

  Citizens Advice response to Pre-budget Report

  Citizens Advice wins top award for annual report

  British Gas makes the right move for prepayment meter customers

  House of Lords urged to curb bailiff powers

  Legal aid: changes still threaten those in greatest need, says Citizens Advice

  Healthy start promise rings hollow for poorest mothers and children

  Debt relief measures are welcome but proposed increased bailiff powers should be curbed

  Citizens Advice film wins gold at IVCA awards

  Citizens Advice service gets major new funding to provide more debt help

  Contribution of volunteers to Citizens Advice Bureaux tops £70 million a year

  Citizens Advice calls for review of bereavement benefits

  New helpline to empower consumers welcomed by Citizens Advice

  Extortionate credit is about more than interest rates says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice celebrates its role as the charity for your community with UK-wide Advice Week

  Post Office saving stamps will help people budget, says Citizens Advice

  More than a toothless watchdog - Citizens Advice says Human Rights Commission must have bite as well as bark

  Education, Education, debt prevention

  Citizens Advice offers help with Britain’s £1,000,000,000,000 debt

  Citizens Advice agrees with MPs that financial services industry should work to increase transparency

  Legal aid proposals could turn UK into an ‘advice desert’, says Citizens Advice

  ID card plan could embed social exclusion – Citizens Advice

  Money-wise tips for all - Citizens Advice financial education projects showcased by Minister

  Lifeline could rescue those sinking deeper into debt - Citizens Advice

  Means testing undermines long-term viability of Pension Credits system, Citizens Advice tells Devon conference

  Citizens Advice ‘advice deserts’ warning is heeded in Commons report on legal aid

  Media Invitation: Ruth Kelly MP launches Citizens Advice report on financial capability

  Tribunal reform should go further

  Citizens Advice welcomes plans to crack down on doorstep sales rogues

  Government Spending Review 2004: Citizens Advice welcomes fairer deal for low-income borrowers

  Citizens Advice responds to spending review announcement

  Media invitation to Citizens Advice fringe meeting at LGA conference

  Citizens Advice backs Civil Partnerships Bill

  Charity’s work to give legal help to the hardest to reach is showcased by Minister

  Citizens Advice surveys councillors at LGA conference

  Pensions Service cuts "very worrying" - Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice welcomes ‘Simple CFAs’

  Citizens Advice computer network scoops prestigious innovation award

  Citizens Advice welcomes Mental Capacity Bill

  Equalities rights must be made real, accessible and simple to operate

  Citizens Advice urges Government to tackle mental health stigma with fundamental reforms

  Citizens Advice launches new website to tackle increasing problems with holiday-cash

  Citizens Advice supports bid to improve the financial literacy of the nation

  Organisations join forces to recognise contribution of volunteers to Birmingham

  Legal aid provision failures hits vulnerable women and children

  'Scrap inhuman law' - Citizens Advice response to Court of Appeal ruling in asylum cases

  Gangmasters report vindicates call for Fair Employment Commission - Citizens Advice

  Deposit scheme great news for private tenants - Citizens Advice

  Legal aid provision failures threaten the roofs over people's heads - Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice issues guidance to bureaux ahead of local elections

  Citizens Advice Bureaux volunteers set for a “high” time in recognition of their hard work

  CAB training scheme keeps rural businesses trading

  Swift action needed to curb doorstep rogues - Citizens Advice welcomes OFT report

  Citizens Advice teams up with financial advisers to meet financial advice

  Massive vote of no confidence in current tenancy deposit safeguards - Citizens Advice and Shelter survey

  Interest rate rise alone will not curb consumer spending, says Citizens Advice

  Government must act on legal aid review, say Citizens Advice

  Needs and rights of mentally ill ignored, says Citizens Advice report

  Tax credits report highlights suffering of CAB clients

  Citizens Advice warns debt seminar of escalating crisis

  MPs report on child poverty welcomed by Citizens Advice

  Communication the key to CAB working with local authorities, says MORI research

  Citizens Advice tells credit card companies: stamp out the “seven deadly sins” of irresponsible marketing

  Citizens Advice on crest of a wave with new international body

  Citizens Advice welcomes swift response on prescription charges

  Cross-border internet shoppers often unaware of rights

  Balance between independence and partnership is vital - Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice welcomes asylum review publication

  Citizens Advice response to the Twelfth Report of the Public Accounts Committee – “Improving Decision-Making and Appeals in Social Security Benefits”

  Citizens Advice response to Civil Service job cuts

  Citizens Advice issues Budget wish list

  Costs threats deter workers from taking their case to tribunals

  Endowment victims urgently need free independent financial advice – Citizens Advice

  Prescription charges unaffordable for many, says Citizens Advice

  New report shows migrant workers are most vulnerable to exploitation

  Balance between independence and partnership is vital - Citizens Advice

  Scale of legal access challenge highlighted by new research, says Citizens Advice

  Legal Aid System "close to collapse" says Citizens Advice

  Higher fee will bar poorest debtors from bankruptcy, says Citizens Advice

  Hundreds of families are facing severe hardship

  Debt hangover? Resolve to stay on top of your finances this year, urges Citizens Advice

  Updated rural debt advice pack now available from Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice launch Individual Giving Campaign

  Government must give legislative priority to reform of outdated consumer credit laws, says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice welcomes DTI leaflet on employment rights for Portuguese workers

  Tenancy deposit rip-off must end now - Citizens Advice and Shelter slam Government for failing to act on select committee recommendation

  Time to get tough on holiday clubs, Citizens Advice urges DTI

  Community Legal Service is unfair, unjust and inexcusable in the way it is operated

  Citizens Advice welcomes Gangmasters report

  Government proposals amount to picking pensioners’ pockets

  Rural transport in Britain needs a jump-start

  Credit over-commitment leaves many ‘extremely vulnerable’ says Citizens Advice

  Celebrities reveal worst-ever advice

  Time limits on legal help would deny justice to asylum seekers, says Citizens Advice

  Tax credits compensation must be a priority, says Citizens Advice

  Stop the tenancy deposit rip off! Say Shelter and Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice reaffirms commitment to race equality

  Credit White Paper welcome – but Government should scrap early settlement fees

  Citizens Advice Bureaux can be e-service intermediaries

  'Get tough' guidelines for debt collectors welcomed by Citizens Advice

  Government gives up tackling rip off landlords

  Citizens Advice launches rural debt advice pack

  Act now to end extortionate credit abuse, Citizens Advice urges DTI

  No entry for family visitors - JCWI & CAB joint press release

  Citizens Advice report warns of escalating debt crisis

  Get a free taste of the internet says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice and Prudential plc. help consumers tackle financial illiteracy

  Increased take-up of benefits and tax credits is crucial if Government is to hit poverty targets

  Citizens Advice welcomes DTI plans to curb extortionate credit

  Citizens Advice today welcomed proposals from the Department of Trade and Industry for new laws to tackle loan sharks

  Act now to protect tenants’ deposits, Citizens Advice urges government

  Social landlords too quick to take eviction action for rent arrears

  Citizens Advice housing benefit social policy resource available

  Citizens Advice welcomes proposals to strengthen consumer credit safeguards

  Telephone call centre service often poor, Citizens Advice report shows

  Help with school uniform costs slashed - Citizens Advice survey

  Timeshare need not be a life-sentence: Citizens Advice unveils new advice for people caught out by timeshare touts

  Citizens Advice “manifesto for advice” challenges politicians to help create a just society

  Employment tribunals result in empty justice for many workers, says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice urges workers and employers to look out for new rules on dealing with disputes at work

  Millions don’t get the help they need on basic life problems, says Citizens Advice

  Friends of Citizens Advice Bureaux Trust helps more than 100 bureaux pay for vital equipment and services

  Citizens Advice volunteers rewarded for the time they give to the community

  £1.84 million funding from Royal Bank of Scotland will boost Citizens Advice debt work

  2007 starts with 15% more debt problems than 2006

  Voluntary organisations back call by Citizens Advice for employment rights agency

  Don't shell out to claim prizes, Citizens Advice urges during National Consumer Week

  The very existence of Legal Aid is under threat - Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice consumer debt problems rose by three quarters in last seven years, latest figures show

  Citizens Advice shortlisted for prestigious campaigning award

  New approach to rent arrears works better than court action - Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice and Shelter scoop top campaigning award

  Means testing failing poorest pensioners, Citizens Advice tells MPs

  Citizens Advice Bureaux service to rural population under threat from funding crisis

  Citizens Advice warns of Compensation Deficit

  Court ruling fails consumers who use their credit cards abroad - Citizens Advice

  Health White Paper should prescribe advice to prevent ill-health, says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice welcomes developments on new rights and equality commission

  Citizens Advice warns on travel guide advertising scam

  New code welcome move in curbing gangmaster abuse, says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice hails consumer credit reform promised in Queens Speech

  New research reveals true cost of a free school education

  Money advice funding in pre-Budget statement is good news, says Citizens Advice

  Give consumer credit reforms top priority, Citizens Advice and NCC urge PM

  Unscrupulous “claims farmers” are adding insult to injury on personal injury claims, says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice backs new regulation for lawyers

  Consumer Credit Bill calls time on credit cowboys, says Citizens Advice

  Bosses flout the law on paid holiday, says Citizens Advice

  Cash machine charges excessive and unfair, Citizens Advice tells MPs

  Christmas money quiz could stop new year debt hangover - Citizens Advice

  Charities and consumer groups urge MPs to back Consumer Credit Bill

  Guide to CAB advice services for people with mental health problems published

  Disability action plan could mean real improvements for disabled people, says Citizens Advice

  Mental Capacity Bill should protect consumers from unfair contracts, says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice calls for review of tax credit overpayments recovery

  Citizens Advice welcomes report showing need for financial education

  Advice charity helps build sustainable communities, summit told

  Incapacity benefit reforms will require resources and ‘quantum leap’ in quality of decision-making – Citizens Advice

  Don’t pile on the pounds at the gym this spring says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice Bureau voted ‘most helpful organisation’ by Prima readers

  Citizens Advice urges emergency treatment for NHS dental services

  Don’t be sucked in by bogus home-working schemes warns Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice on hand to advise people whose livelihoods are affected by the hunting ban

  Citizens Advice alerts Internet users to rogue diallers

  Citizens Advice welcomes new protection against lottery and prize draw scams

  Citizens Advice launches new guide for people with tax credit clawback problems

  Equality campaigners join Princess Royal at Citizens Advice conference

  Effective racist incident schemes key to safer communities - Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice Bureaux can help deliver health improvements

  Challenging targets and better service needed to tackle pensioner poverty

  Internet auction sites - a cheap purchase or an expensive mistake?

  Don’t let selling your timeshare become a nightmare!

  European Consumer Day, 15th March 2005: Citizens Advice helps ‘new Europeans’ with consumer advice

  Government debt payment plans will cause hardship, Citizens Advice warns

  Citizens Advice unveils new employment rights fact sheet for young people

  Watchdogs call for regulation shake up of legal profession

  Citizens Advice welcomes Lord Falconer’s comments on claims farmers

  Citizens Advice backs call for radical changes to mental health Bill

  Child Support Agency still failing children, says Citizens Advice

  Banks and Post Office should act on cash machine report – Citizens Advice

  Employment tribunal compensation is a hollow victory for many workers, says Citizens Advice

  Ethnic minorities must have equal access at DWP - Citizens Advice

  Three million jobless face a slide into deeper poverty, warns Citizens Advice

  New protection for consumers taking out extended warranties welcomed - but many offer little value for money says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice opens Longbridge helpline

  Help your Citizens Advice Bureau fight for the rights of local people

  Bookmark Adviceguide as your personal online self-help centre says Citizens Advice

  Incapacity benefit changes must offer high quality personal support - Citizens Advice

  Consumer credit reform must face no further delays - Citizens Advice

  National standards needed to improve NHS complaints handling – Citizens Advice report

  Citizens Advice celebrates record visits to its virtual problem-solving bureau

  A third of all families claiming Tax Credits have been overpaid - pushing more families further into debt says Citizens Advice

  More lawyers should do it for free, says Citizens Advice

  GUS donation boosts money advice work of Citizens Advice Bureaux

  Cross-border internet shoppers often unaware of rights, says Citizens Advice

  Tax credit problems put anti-poverty policies at risk, says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice challenges LSC to support Access to Justice campaign

  Citizens Advice welcomes ‘last resort’ guidance on court action for rent arrears

  Citizens Advice supports Energywatch call for real protection for gas and electricity customers

  Citizens Advice cautiously welcome Falconer’s ‘fairer legal aid deal’

  Citizens Advice handles over £1 million European consumer problems

  Citizens Advice welcomes new Legal Services Commission strategy

  Citizens Advice Bureaux reach out to Muslims targeted in bombing backlash

  CAB advice should be available to all NHS patients - Citizens Advice

  Check out your consumer rights before you bag a bargain in Europe this summer

  Citizens Advice unveils guide to new rights for same-sex couples

  Coalition launches campaign to cut school costs

  Migrant workers need more support and advice says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice Handbook – the ultimate survival guide to life in Britain today

  Citizens Advice Bureaux take to the streets to raise funds for first time

  Citizens Advice calls for OFT investigation into payment protection insurance

  Benefits seen as a barrier to volunteering, Citizens Advice survey shows

  CRE Chair Trevor Phillips to speak at Citizens Advice Labour conference fringe on hate crime

  Delegates at Labour conference invited to sample problem-solving power of Citizens Advice in confidential on-site ‘advice pod’

  Citizens Advice volunteers rewarded for their achievements in the community

  Pensioners set to be losers in shake-up of dental charges, Citizens Advice warns

  Training scheme could help more young adults avoid debt says Citizens Advice

  Men who lost their wives before 2001 may now be entitled to widows benefit - but they have no time to lose, says Citizens Advice

  Legal Services Reform White Paper - heralding a more customer-focused legal system

  New guidance from Citizens Advice urges people to ‘Get safe Online’

  Check out your consumer rights before you seal a deal online says Citizens Advice

  Consumer groups say Government must reform law to protect consumers from doorstep rogues

  Citizens Advice welcomes regulation of claims farmers

  Case for OFT investigation into payment protection insurance now overwhelming, says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice shortlisted for prestigious parliamentary campaigning award

  Employers rejecting new fathers’ requests for paternity leave, says Citizens Advice report

  Young people continue to lose out under housing benefit reforms

  Poorest are most in need of pension reform

  Citizens Advice urges same sex couples living together to check out changes

  Citizens Advice welcomes Chancellor’s action on tax credit problems

  Credit Unions team up with Citizens Advice to tackle debt

  Citizens Advice delighted by OFT response to its supercomplaint on payment protection insurance

  Millions of UK shoppers fare worse than those in Europe - Citizens Advice report

  Tyred of wheel clamping? Don’t get caught out whilst shopping this Christmas says Citizens Advice

  Successful partnership gets generic financial advice where it’s needed

  More families set to suffer tax credits hardship, Citizens Advice tells MPs

  Banks are yet to deliver on financial inclusion, says Citizens Advice report

  Incapacity benefit reforms need investment and employer backing to succeed

  Citizens Advice scoops top award for website used by half a million a month

  Citizens Advice warns of exploitation of rural migrant workers

  Scam alert: Citizens Advice warns holidaymakers to get 'in the picture' while in Spain this winter

  Child support review must guarantee money for children - Citizens Advice

  Don’t pay upfront for a loan warns Citizens Advice

  Beware of the psychic tea leaves says Citizens Advice

  Don’t pay to win warns Citizens Advice

  Have your say on cash machine charges in Citizens Advice online survey

  Welfare reforms risk failure unless benefit decisions improve – Citizens Advice report

  Citizens Advice welcomes MPs’ report critical of plans to axe specialist legal support services

  Internet auction addict? Get cyber-savvy with new guidance from Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice welcomes credit reform that will outlaw irresponsible lending

  Budget help for children welcome but others being left behind, warns Citizens Advice

  NHS complaints must lead to service improvements - Citizens Advice

  Section 75 court decision is a boost for Euro-consumers

  Citizens Advice showcases the value and diversity of its young volunteers

  Citizens Advice welcomes OFT action on bank charges

  CAB website aims to improve online advice for people who experience racial discrimination

  Most people think cash machines should be free,  Citizens Advice survey finds

  Three lions on your shirt, Euroconsumer World Cup guide in your pocket

  Citizens Advice report warns that many now face a lifetime of debt

  Tax credit overpayment - comment from Citizens Advice

  Young lawyers could benefit from advising for free says Citizens Advice

  Pensions White Paper: people need advice to make the right decisions on pensions says Citizens Advice

  Citizens Advice welcomes Treasury Committee tax credit report and calls for urgent improvements

  Comment from Citizens Advice on today's publication of The Efficiency Savings Programme in Jobcentre Plus: Government’s Response to the Committee’s Second Report of Session 2005- 06

  Non-delivery of items is the biggest problem for cross-border online shoppers reports UK European Consumer Centre

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