Money problems, debt advice, reduce food bills

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Nine sites out of my 30 provided advice in some form or another. Bearing in mind that I was supposedly unfocused and feeling pressurised, I rejected those where the site itself was difficult to use or the information difficult to understand. This left me with two sites (I know the numbers don't add up - there was overlap).

Of these two websites, one struck me as being particularly helpful. You will find this site, which reflects much of the information contained in my other sources, listed in my Sources section at the bottom of this article. Happily, it was this very site which had the link to the CCCS referred to above: it was therefore a source of both immediate tactical advice and longer term strategic advice.

At this point I needed to confirm my impression of this one website by checking the advice available elsewhere...

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The library catalogue

I then accessed the Suffolk Libraries general catalogue, typing in a simple Keyword search debt advice. This produced sixty-eight search results of which some fifteen or sixteen items appeared to be offering direct advice on how to manage and get out of debt. Two of these books were aimed at specific groups of debtors - older people and students - while the majority were actually stored at libraries elsewhere in Suffolk and in some cases could only be used in their home libraries. Four were stored in my own library and were available to be taken out.

I was surprised to see how few of these books were shown as having been taken out. Not one was shown as reserved.

I took home with me all four books that were actually there on the shelf. These I have listed in my Sources section at the end of this article, together with three others that were shown as being available inside the Suffolk Libraries system. It turned out, by the way, that the book supposedly aimed at older people was appropriate too for younger folk.

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