Clarify helps people understand any document in plain English — tenancy agreements, employment contracts, insurance policies and more. Not legal advice.
medical
You leave hospital with a folder of paper, a bag of tablets, and no real idea what happens next. Here's what every section of an NHS discharge summary actually means — including the medication changes and follow-up actions most people miss.
legal
Two very different letters share the same three letters. One is a fine issued under law; the other is an invoice from a private company. Here's how to tell which one landed on your doormat, what your real deadlines are, and how to appeal each.
insurance
Home insurance premiums have been falling, but rebuild costs keep climbing — and that gap is where underinsurance hides. Here's what every section of a UK home insurance policy actually means, which exclusions catch people out, and how the "average clause" can quietly cut your payout.
legal
A county court claim form gives you 14 days to react and 28 to defend — and ignoring it hands the other side a CCJ by default. Here's what every box on the form means, what your four response options actually do, and the one-month window that can wipe a judgment off your record completely.
tenancy
Since Section 21 was abolished, every eviction in England must use a Section 8 notice with a stated legal ground. Here's how to read yours, check whether the ground actually applies, and what happens next.
employment
A redundancy letter is a legal document with deadlines buried inside it — and most people read it once, in shock, and file it away. Here's what every section means, how your payment is actually calculated, and the three things to check before you sign anything.
insurance
Most people buy home insurance, file the policy document unread, and only discover the exclusions when they claim. Here's what every section of a UK home insurance policy actually means — and the wording that quietly decides whether you get paid.
employment
Most people check the number at the bottom of their payslip and ignore everything above it. But that's where payroll errors, wrong tax codes, and quietly rising deductions hide. Here's what every line on a UK payslip actually means.
financial
Most people glance at their annual pension statement, think "that seems low", and file it away unread. Here's what every number actually means — pot value, projected income, charges, and the retirement age that quietly drives all of them.
financial
A brown envelope from the DWP can mean an award, a change, an overpayment, or a deadline you can't afford to miss. Here's how to decode every section of a DWP benefits letter in plain English — and the one-month deadline most people don't spot.
financial
Your council tax bill is one of the biggest bills you'll pay all year, and one of the least explained. Here's what every line means — precepts, discounts, premiums, instalments — and the five things worth checking before you file it away.
financial
Between school letters, HMRC post, care-home paperwork and tenancy renewals, one household can juggle dozens of confusing documents a month. Here's how Clarify Family gives five people a single, shared place to make sense of all of it — with a real UK household scenario.