Citizens Advice

You have something on your mind: a creeping debt or a snag at work. Maybe you just want to know where you stand; perhaps you are 'in deep'. You hear that base line with the timeless lyric: "there's not a problem that I can't fix 'cause I can do it the mix..." You think to yourself: "Wouldn't that be nice; just to find somebody to talk with who will listen and help." Well you could do no worse than calling those volunteers and specialists at Citizens Advice - and here's Teena to tell you all about that...

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