You could be hit with a hefty fine if you make one common mistake
Moving house can be a very stressful time in your life with an abundance of things to remember. Whilst the move itself can often be quite costly, people are now being warned to avoid making a common mistake which can lead to a hefty fine.
It does not cost anything to change your address and you can still drive with your current licence while you wait for your new one to be delivered. Before leaving your current home, it’s important to let your energy provider know about your move in enough time to make the process smooth and simple. Owners are legally required to make sure their furry friend is fitted with a microchip unless they have health conditions that prevent them from the procedure – if caught without a microchip, it can lead to a £500 fine, cat owners have until June 2024 to comply.
You may also need to get in touch with any stores you hold cards for and any other direct debits you have in place.
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