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Government’s £9 million ‘extra’ to help Citizens Advice Bureaux

Understandably the Citizens Advice Bureaux (CAB) has been overwhelmed with people seeking debt help as the credit crunch begins to take hold of family finances in the UK.

Last week Alastair Darling was critised over the fact the government made out that £9 million in additional funding was given to the CAB over the next 3 years, when infact the budget was being cut by £3 million a year!

>>Click here to read the story in The Sun - £9 million con on advice bureaux

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    August 7th, 2008 at 2:40 pm

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