- Money and debt: Advice on managing finances, budgeting, dealing with debt, and applying for benefits.
- Housing and homelessness: Advice on housing rights, finding a place to live, and dealing with landlord disputes.
- Legal problems: Advice on family law, employment rights, consumer rights, and immigration issues.
- Work and benefits: Advice on job hunting, CV writing, interview preparation, and applying for benefits.
- Health: Advice on mental health, physical health, and social care issues.
- Consumer issues: Advice on consumer rights, faulty goods, and resolving complaints.
- Family and relationships: Advice on relationship issues, child care, and elder care.
- Utilities and fuel: Advice on energy bills, gas and electricity suppliers, and fuel vouchers.
- Immigration: Advice on immigration laws, visas, and citizenship applications.
- Discrimination: Advice on dealing with discrimination based on race, gender, disability, or other factors.
The CAB also offers a range of other services, including:
- Online advice: The CAB website offers a wealth of information and advice articles, as well as an online advice tool that can help you find the right advice for your needs.
- Telephone advice: The CAB offers a telephone advice service, which you can call to speak to an adviser about your problems.
- Face-to-face advice: The CAB offers face-to-face advice at over 3,000 locations across the UK. You can find your local CAB by using the online locator tool.
- Home visits: In some cases, the CAB may be able to provide home visits for people who are unable to travel to a CAB office.
The CAB is a valuable resource for anyone in the UK who needs help with a wide range of problems. The services are free, confidential, and independent, and the advice is provided by trained and experienced advisers.