Check your council tax band
Some homes are in the wrong band. If yours is too high, you could get it lowered and get money back, often from when you moved in.
Free ways to claim money back yourself. No company, no fee, no catch.
Some homes are in the wrong band. If yours is too high, you could get it lowered and get money back, often from when you moved in.
If you wash, repair or replace a uniform or protective clothing for work, you may be able to claim tax relief, and backdate it.
If you are married or in a civil partnership and one of you earns less than the Personal Allowance, you can transfer £1,260 of it to your partner. That can cut their tax by up to £252 a year.
If your flight was delayed by three hours or more, or cancelled at short notice, you may be owed £220 to £520 per person, depending on the flight distance.
Some homes are in the wrong band. If yours is too high, you could get it lowered and get money back, often from when you moved in.
Be careful: a review can also put your band up, not just down.
If you wash, repair or replace a uniform or protective clothing for work, you may be able to claim tax relief, and backdate it.
If you are married or in a civil partnership and one of you earns less than the Personal Allowance, you can transfer £1,260 of it to your partner. That can cut their tax by up to £252 a year.
If your flight was delayed by three hours or more, or cancelled at short notice, you may be owed £220 to £520 per person, depending on the flight distance.
Put it in writing. Say what went wrong, what you want them to do and by when.
Save emails, letters, receipts and notes of calls, with dates.
Most firms have eight weeks to reply. Financial firms must send a final response letter.
If you are not happy, take it to the right free ombudsman, such as the Financial Ombudsman Service or Energy Ombudsman.
You rarely need to. Most of these claims are free and simple to do yourself, and you keep all the money.
For most tax reliefs, including uniform relief and Marriage Allowance, you can backdate claims for up to four tax years.
No. This page is general information. Check the official links for the full rules before you claim.