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People on low income struggling with money this month could be due cash help from local council

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The start of a new year can be a fresh start for many people but for some families getting through Christmas during the cost of living crisis can put unimaginable strain on finances.

Many benefits and wages were paid early due to the festive Bank Holidays which can put extra pressure on people to make their money stretch until the next scheduled pay date in January.However, households struggling with finances may not be aware that their local council can provide help with money, food or fuel during the cost of living crisis.

If you are on a low income or certain benefits including Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA), Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) or Pension Credit, your council may be able to offer advice or check if you are missing out on any unclaimed benefits, discounts or redactions.

Each local council in Scotland has their own service with different rules and may be able to offer help with loans or grants, food vouchers, fuel vouchers and recycled clothes or household items - find your local council here.

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