Managing your Benefits
- View your account online - View your balance and instalments for online services such as Council Tax, Business Rates and Housing Benefits 
- Report a change - You must let us know about changes in your personal circumstances within one calendar month to make sure your benefits award is correct 
- Overpayments - What an overpayment is, how they are recovered and how you can pay a Benefit overpayment 
- Calculating benefits and reporting fraud - Further advice regarding benefits and eligibility 
- Landlords Portal - Access information about your tenant’s Housing Benefit claim when payments are made directly to you 
Claiming Benefits
- Apply for Universal Credit and Housing Benefit - Most new benefit claimants of working age will need to claim Housing Benefit via Universal Credit 
- Apply for a Council Tax Hardship payment - The Exceptional Hardship fund has been set up to support taxpayers who receive Local Council Tax Reduction Scheme payments or made an application to seek assistance from the scheme 
- Apply for Council Tax Reduction - Make an application for Council Tax Reduction 
- Apply for Discretionary Housing Payment - People entitled to Housing Benefit or Universal Credit Housing Costs that can’t afford to pay their rent may be able to claim Discretionary Housing Payment 
- Household Support Fund - If you are in need of support, find out how to get help with the cost of living through the Household Support Fund 
Debt and appeals
- Debt and Money Advice Service - Our Debt and Money Advice Service is a free, independent and confidential service that provides advice about money management and budgeting 
- Housing Benefit and Council Tax Reduction appeals - If you think your Housing Benefit or Council Tax Benefit decision is wrong you should contact us within one calendar month of the date the decision was made 
- Digital payment reminders - Find information on digital payment reminders, electronic messages, and how it reminds people to pay on time