Consumer Rights

Struggling with rising bills or housing costs?

There’s a wide range of support available in England to help with energy, rent, council tax, and other essential expenses.

If you or someone you know is finding it tough, you’re not alone, help is out there. Learn more about the support you can access today: https://www.consumer-rights.org/news/cost-of-living-support/

The Early Years Pupil Premium (EYPP) provides additional funding to help young children from low-income families get the best possible start in their education.

This support allows early years providers to offer extra help to children who may need it, improving learning, confidence and development in the early stages. Our latest guide explains who qualifies and how the funding is used.

Click the link to learn more about eligibility and how EYPP can support your child’s early education.
https://www.consumer-rights.org/news/helping-your-child-thrive-with-the-early-years-pupil-premium-eypp/

If you’re on a low income, you may be able to get help with NHS costs like prescriptions, dental treatment, eye care and travel to hospital.
The NHS Low Income Scheme (LIS) is designed to make essential healthcare more affordable for people who might otherwise struggle.

Find out who can apply and how it works: https://www.consumer-rights.org/news/the-nhs-low-income-scheme-lis/

Struggling to save for a deposit while paying full rent? Rent to Buy could help you take your first step onto the property ladder.
With reduced rent, typically around 20% below the market rate, eligible tenants can save for a deposit while living in the home they may later purchase.

Find out how Rent to Buy works and whether you could qualify: https://www.consumer-rights.org/news/rent-to-buy/

The Digital Connectivity Portal is the UK government’s central hub for improving digital infrastructure across the country.

It offers clear guidance for local authorities, network providers, and property developers to help speed up the rollout of gigabit broadband and 5G mobile networks.

Click the link to learn more about how the Portal supports better digital connectivity across the UK.
https://www.consumer-rights.org/news/digital-connectivity-portal/