Homes for Good
More than 60 children from Oasis Academy Bank Leaze in Lawrence Weston, Bristol, visited the nearby affordable housing development at The Willows to learn about construction in a fun-filled session organised by housing association and housebuilder Curo and contractor Jehu Group.
Curo Chief Executive chats to Somer Valley FM about COVID and the rising cost of living. If you're a Curo customer and struggling with money, we can help. Curo · Victor da Cunha talks about COVID and the rising cost of living on Somer Valley FM.
If you’re trying to contact us by phone, we’re sorry if you’re having to wait a long time for your call to be answered. At the start of April, we have a large number of colleagues unable to work because they have COVID. You might find it quicker and easier to contact us using MyCuro, Livechat, by texting us or using WhatsApp. We’re doing all we can to help every customer who need…
Curo Chief Executive, Victor da Cunha, chats to Somer Valley FM about our proposals to build 58 new homes, including 30% affordable housing, on land at Underhill Farm, in Midsomer Norton.
Do you get tax credits, Child Benefit or Guardian’s Allowance paid into a Post Office account? If so, you'll need to transfer your account by 5 April 2022. HMRC will stop making payments to Post Office card accounts after 5 April. Tell HMRC your new account details so you don’t miss out on these payments. If you miss this deadline, your payments will be paused until you tel…
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The excellent MoneySavingExpert website is packed with practical tips for saving money. This page links you directly to information and advice from MoneySavingExpert plus a few other sources.
Although we no longer routinely post rent statements to customers, we've made it easy to request your own rent statement based on the dates you choose. We’ve also made it easier for you to find all the information money and rent information you need on MyCuro.
More than two thirds of adults (36 million) have been targeted by a scammer since January this year. While people aged over 55 are more likely to be targeted, those 34 and under are almost five times more likely to fall victim to a scam. Younger people were most likely to be targeted by text or messaging service, while those over 55 were most likely to be targeted over the phone.
