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Many people miss out on benefits they may be entitled to.
Shine Radio spoke to Citizens Advice about why it’s so important to check your benefits regularly.
You could be entitled to extra financial support without even realising it. Let’s find out more from Amanda Whiteland-Smith from Citizens Advice
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