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Hello, I'm currently a registered carer looking to join a carer's organization. They do disclosure checks on the protection vulnerable scheme. I have a previous conviction against my ex on harassment they have allowed me to continue to work at present, they are considering to put me on an adults list. They have asked for more information. Its being considered by Scottish ministers. They have asked for references and letters from doctors that may help you get clear. Anyone been down this road advise on what else I should include? Thanks.
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Hi, I've only just joined so don't really have any right to dictate how this site should be run, but I can't imagine many children sign up to CAG about injustices of lost pocket money or the tax taken by school bullies at the gate, so I wonder why mild cuss words like **** or *** are blocked out. Who are the moderators scared of offending? I mean, if you're over 18 and you've been ripped off and looking for justice then saying **** or **** might be understandable. What's the CAG fear? Can any site team explain?
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More than 20 million UK adults worry about personal debt, with two-thirds blaming the cost of living for their financial troubles. The number of debt-ridden adults who worry about their finances has risen by 8pc since February, according to a survey by insolvency trade body R3. One fifth of UK adults say they are "very" or "extremely" concerned about their current debts. Worryingly, 42pc of adults said they struggled to make it to pay day, with most saying the high cost of living was to blame. Liz Bingham, president of R3, said: “Although the economy is starting to pick up, many families are finding themselves left behind, weighed down by the cost of the day-to-day. “There is a sizeable chunk of the population in a very precarious position. They are renting, they have no savings, and they are only able to pay off the interest on their debts without making any headway into the principal. These people have no financial buffer to cope with any increase in the cost of living.” More: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/borrowing/loans/10187390/20m-adults-concerned-about-debt.html -
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2012/dec/16/parents-disabled-offspring-benefit-cap What a nice way to treat people who save the country billions each year. Not. Can't believe they kept this one quiet either.
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http://www.credittoday.co.uk/article/14557/online-news/one-in-five-will-seek-payday-loan
