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Borrowing Advice

Always look at the total cost of the loan including any fees. The cheapest places to borrow will be either a bank, building society or the Notts and Lincs Credit Union. Don’t get fooled by glossy adverts from payday lenders, highstreet lending shops or lenders…

Claiming Pension Credit

Pension Credit is a benefit for people over State Pension age. It tops up your income if you're struggling to make ends meet and also enables you to claim a range of additional benefits including from 2020 a free Television Licence if you are over…

Create A Budget Plan

Being clear about the money you have coming in, and going out, is the first step towards taking control. Use an easy online budgeting tool to work out where your money goes. We know that even with a clear budget many people simply don’t have enough…

Food Banks

There’s no shame in getting help from other people. Some services need a referral, but others are open to anyone in need of help. Food banks provide parcels to residents in receipt of a referral, which often takes the form of a voucher. Referrals are…

Money Information & Advice Leaflet

Please check out the latest edition of the Money Information & Advice Leaflet below (mobile users try rotating your device for the best view). Be sure to visit the ASKLiON Money Page for advice and guidance on a range of topics including debt, managing money, benefits…

Save Whenever You Can

If you are on a low income, saving can be really difficult. But even a very small amount each time you get paid, or receive benefits, can make a big difference. A small pot of savings might mean you don’t have to borrow money (where…

Travel For Less

If you’re aged over 66 or have mobility issues you can get free access to public transport in Nottingham with a Concessionary Travel Pass. The Robin Hood card for bus, tram and train travel in Nottingham also offers discounts for under 19s and students. There…

Warm Spaces Community Venues

Many residents may be struggling this winter to deal with increasing household bills, as the cost-of-living crisis continues, and the days become colder. Nottingham City Council, partners, community and voluntary organisations, have opened up a number of buildings as warm spaces for any resident to freely access and stay warm during their…
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