Alexander Jones 
If you receive Housing Benefit, you must report any changes in your circumstances immediately. Failing to do so could result in your payments being stopped, reduced, or overpaid, which you may have to repay later. What Changes Should You Report? …
Buying a home is an exciting but complex financial decision. If you need a mortgage, you must determine how much you can afford to borrow and be aware of additional costs beyond the purchase price. How Mortgage Lenders Assess Affordability …
Buying a home is a major financial decision, and on average, the process takes about five months. If you’re also selling a home, be aware that the process could take longer, especially if you’re part of a chain of buyers …
Housing Benefit is being replaced by Universal Credit, meaning most new applicants will need to claim Universal Credit (UC) instead. However, some people may still be eligible for Housing Benefit, especially if they are pensioners or living in certain types …
If you’re applying for Housing Benefit, you’ll need to provide key information and supporting documents to help process your claim quickly. Having these details ready when you apply can speed up the process and prevent delays. What Information Do You …
If you’re struggling with housing costs, Universal Credit can provide financial assistance. Whether you’re renting or a homeowner, you can apply for support through your online account. This guide explains how to apply, what documents you need, and what happens …
Housing Benefit is a government scheme designed to help individuals with their rent payments if they are unemployed, on a low income, or receiving certain benefits. However, it is being replaced by Universal Credit, meaning only specific groups of people …
If you’re struggling with service charges or mortgage interest payments, Universal Credit may offer financial support. This guide explains the eligibility criteria, types of service charges covered, and how Support for Mortgage Interest (SMI) can help you manage your housing …
If you’re eligible for Universal Credit, you may be able to receive financial assistance with your rent and some service charges. This extra support is included in your Universal Credit payment, and you are responsible for paying your landlord directly. …
If you live in a mobile home park, you and other homeowners can form a Qualifying Residents’ Association (QRA) to collectively represent your interests. A QRA has specific legal rights, and park owners are required to consult the association before …