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Be aware of CIFAS.CIFAS is the UK’s Fraud Prevention Service with 270 Members spread across banking, credit cards, asset finance, retail credit, mail order, insurance, savings and investments, telecommunications, factoring, and share dealing.
Members share information about identified frauds in the fight to prevent further fraud.
CIFAS is unique and is the world's first not for profit fraud prevention data sharing scheme.
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your daughter clearly cannot manage her own affairs. if she is entitled to Local Housing Allowance (the new name for Housing Benefit) then i would be suggesting that you make sure her new LL claims her LHA Directly from teh council - on the grounds that she is vulnerable, has had rent arrears in the past, and is incapable of managing money - at least if the council agree to this, she cannot spend her rent money and will have a stable home for her kids
i understand that you may not u dnerstand this, as you are new to the renting business, but, please talk to Shelter and see how they can help0 -
Hi Id be concerned for the children moving from place to place.It sounds as if she needs help to sort out the debts. Running away every time she gets in a mess wont help.
I would not lie for her as you will make matters worse. Has social services been involved if not maybe thats a step forward.0 -
tell her to forge what she likes but if she gets found out its her problem.
Its not worth you lying for her if its a lie she may aswell do it herself:cool: hard as nails on the internet . wimp in the real world :cool:0
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